Sowore Clashes with Onanuga: "Your Words Prove Democracy Has Collapsed Under Tinubu!"

The war of words had begun.

Peter Obi had fired the first shot, standing before a gathering of minds at Emeka Ihedioha’s colloquium. His voice, sharp and unwavering, cut through the silence: "Nothing works in Nigeria anymore. Democracy has collapsed."

The statement sent ripples across the nation, shaking the very pillars of power. But from the corridors of Aso Rock, a swift rebuttal came. Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu’s Special Adviser, struck back with a veiled warning:

"If democracy had collapsed, Obi wouldn’t have the freedom to make such claims. He should watch his words and stop playing to the gallery."

The air grew thick with tension. The lines were drawn.

Then, like the rolling thunder before a storm, Omoyele Sowore stepped in. The fiery activist, unshaken by power, took to his official X handle and launched his own salvo:

"Onanuga’s statement is not just ludicrous—it is proof that democracy has already collapsed under Tinubu!"

The crowd gasped. The battle had escalated.

Sowore’s words hit like a hammer, echoing in the minds of Nigerians. Was Onanuga’s statement a denial—or an accidental confession? Had the walls of democracy truly crumbled, hidden behind the illusion of free speech?

The people watched. The politicians circled. And in the heart of the storm, the fight for Nigeria’s truth raged on.