Sowore’s post read, "Where is Bola Ahmed Tinubu these days? He appears to have vanished entirely from public view!" His remarks have since sparked a wave of reactions from Nigerians, many of whom are questioning why opposition leaders, including Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, have remained silent on the matter.
This is not the first time Sowore has raised concerns about Tinubu’s absence. Since assuming office, the president has reportedly left the country multiple times without formally handing over power to his vice president, a trend that critics describe as irresponsible governance.
The Nigerian constitution mandates that the president must either be present or officially delegate authority when traveling. However, Tinubu’s frequent and unexplained disappearances have led to accusations of neglect of duty. Sowore and others argue that the presidency owes Nigerians transparency regarding the president’s whereabouts and the duration of his trips.
The silence from both the ruling party and opposition figures has further fueled frustration among citizens. Many Nigerians feel that the lack of accountability reflects a broader disregard for democratic norms. Sowore’s latest call has reignited debates about leadership responsibility and the need for stronger oversight mechanisms in Nigeria’s political system.
As the public awaits an official statement, the question remains: Where is President Tinubu, and why is his administration refusing to address these concerns?
