BREAKING: Over 20,000 Sokoto Residents Reportedly Storm Sultan's Palace, Demand Military Intervention Over Tinubu's Leadership - Call for Peter Obi to Lead Instead.

 BREAKING: Over 20,000 Sokoto Residents Reportedly Storm Sultan's Palace, Demand Military Intervention Over Tinubu's Leadership - Call for Peter Obi to Lead Instead.






In a dramatic turn of events, more than 20,000 residents of Sokoto gathered at the Sultan of Sokoto's palace, expressing their rejection of President Bola Tinubu's leadership. The protesters voiced strong support for Peter Obi, urging the military to intervene if Obi is not installed as new Nigeria president. The situation is tense as authorities monitor the unfolding developments.

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