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Sowore’s Economic Prediction Comes True: Nigeria On The Brink As Dollar Nears N1,500
Sowore’s Economic Prediction Comes True: Nigeria On The Brink As Dollar Nears N1,500
In a stark reaction to the alarming depreciation of the Nigerian currency, Omoyele Sowore, the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the 2023 general election, voiced his concern, declaring that his earlier prediction about the naira’s fate in 2024 has come to pass…..CONTINUE READING
As the naira approaches a record-low of N1,500 against the US dollar, Sowore took to his official platform to express his foresight. He asserted that he had forewarned about the impending economic challenges, specifically predicting the exchange rate hitting N1,500 to $1 by 2024.
In a bold statement, Sowore conveyed his distress over the situation, stating that the country has been “finished.” He called on Nigerians to recognize the severity of the economic downturn and collectively reclaim their nation from the forces he believes are causing its downfall.
The post echoes Sowore’s persistent advocacy for change and transparency in governance, emphasizing the need for urgent and decisive action to salvage Nigeria from its current economic predicament.
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