AAC Chieftain Confident Sowore Will Win 2027 Presidency
AAC Deputy National Secretary Kunle Ajayi says presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore can win the 2027 election if the process is free and fair. He described AAC as a credible opposition party committed to the interests of ordinary Nigerians.
The Deputy National Secretary of the African Action Congress, Kunle Ajayi, has expressed confidence that the party’s presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, will win the 2027 presidential election.
Ajayi stated this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Sunday.
He said Sowore and the AAC had consistently demonstrated commitment to the interests of ordinary Nigerians.
According to him, the party has remained a credible opposition voice and offers programmes and policies capable of addressing the country’s development challenges.
Ajayi said the party would emerge victorious if the 2027 election was free and fair.
He described Sowore as a politician who had consistently stood with the masses and worked in their interest.
The AAC chieftain urged Nigerians to support the party, which he described as a political movement committed to the interests of ordinary citizens.
He expressed confidence that a stronger citizen-led political movement could bring about what he described as a better Nigeria.
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