Osun: You blocked me because my message hit too hard – Sowore to Davido
by Matthew Atungwu · Daily PostThe African Action Congress, AAC, presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has alleged that afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido blocked him on X because his message hit him too hard.
Sowore made this allegation in a post on his verified X handle on Sunday.
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He said Davido cannot endorse a failure like President Bola Tinubu.
Thiscame after Sowore earlier lashed out at the singer and his uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke for ‘turning Osun State into family affairs.
” I am pretty happy the message sank in very well, to the point that you had to block me here on X. You can’t endorse a failure like Tinubu, grin from ear to ear in meetings with him.
“Power your circle with the so-called City Boys and then pretend not to understand the consequences of that political choice.
“I hope you and your family, led by Governor Adeleke now understand that the APC has failed Nigerians and that Tinubu’s presidency has been a spectacular failure.
“You guys must stop fooling around, stop treating the Osun State treasury like a family jackpot, and face the harsh reality millions of Nigerians are living through every single day,” Sowore tweeted.
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