VDM supporters desperately want him to be like Sowore but VDM said, please oh that is not what I signed up for, I just want to collect NGO money and enjoy my life, I can't sacrifice like Sowore
All those who try to talk down on Sowore can't walk 1/1000th of a mile in his shoes
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“There is no money” is an illusion on national scale
The government doesn’t need to obtain tax for national development.
The hidden truths are right here in the book “The Illusion of Scarcity”: https://t.co/X2ogrlzrP2
@SoworeNow2027 The illusion of scarcity is out on Amazon: https://t.co/X2ogrlzrP2
Understand how money works on national scale
Understand how the elites are funding the illusion of scarcity as a concept
Yesterday, we had the privilege of welcoming the AAC Zamfara State Governorship Candidate, Mal. Shehu Ahmad Isah Barden Gusau, as we officially opened the 2027 Campaign Office at the Airport area in Gusau, the capital of Zamfara State.
The meeting was successful, energetic, and full of hope. The message is clear: AAC is growing, the people are becoming more aware, and the Revolution is gaining momentum across Zamfara.
This is not just a campaign. It is a movement for real change, justice, security, development, and a better future for our people.
We are ready. We are organized. We are coming to every community with the message of change.
Revolution Now! ✊🔥
Take It Back!
Take Back Zamfara!
Take Back Nigeria!
AAC - The Movement of the People. 🇳🇬
Reporting : Comrd Yusuf Lawal Bungudu
Zamfara State Coordinator
Verydarkrat the establishment boy said Sowore does not have structure yet people are crossing rivers to push Sowore’s AAC campaign message, my only wish is that Sowore can just leave Nigerians to face the consequences of their actions and inactions
cos they actually deserve their current leaders.
@ReAyodeji La cram la pour Chimezie
If you once thought he had substance, it was probably at the peak of what he had just stumbled upon.
He lacks understanding…
AFRICAN ACTION CONGRESS (AAC)
PRESS RELEASE
September 9, 2026
AAC APPOINTS SPOKESPERSONS FOR SOWORE/MAGASHI 2027 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
The African Action Congress (AAC) has announced the appointment of three distinguished Nigerians as Spokespersons for the Sowore/Magashi 2027 Presidential Campaign, strengthening the campaign’s public communication and engagement with Nigerians across the country.
The appointed spokespersons are Rex I. Elanu, National Publicity Secretary of the AAC; Deborah Yusuf, youth advocate and policy communicator; and Abdulkareem Musa, Esq., legal practitioner and human rights advocate. More information about the newly appointed spokespersons are available on the SoworeNow app.
The team brings together expertise in political communication, grassroots mobilisation, youth advocacy, law, human rights, public policy and governance, reflecting the campaign’s commitment to taking its message of justice, accountability, freedom and people-centred governance to every corner of Nigeria.
As spokespersons, they will articulate the campaign’s vision, engage the media and Nigerian public, defend the principles and policies of the Sowore/Magashi 2027 campaign, and mobilize citizens around the urgent task of reclaiming Nigeria for the people.
The AAC calls on Nigerians, particularly young people and working-class citizens, to join this historic movement for Total Liberation and a New Nigeria.
Sowore/Magashi 2027: Take It Back!
Signed:
Rex I. Elanu
National Publicity Secretary
African Action Congress (AAC)
@thisisbeatrice_ From lips of leaders and learned minds,
Who lean upon the distant dollar’s throne.
Is the continent truly barren of wealth,
Or do we merely whisper the old colonial curse?
Seek the deeper wound, the hidden cure—
Within the pages of *The Illusion of Scarcity*.
@thisisbeatrice_ fueling inflation, elite extraction, and engineered scarcity while ordinary citizens bear the cost. The solution is Value-First Economics: anchor money supply to measurable output, close leakages, and shift from managing scarcity to engineering abundance.
@thisisbeatrice_ The Illusion of Scarcity argues that Nigeria's poverty is not caused by a lack of money but by a failure to create, protect, and recirculate real value from its three pillars: natural resources, knowledge, and labour. Money creation has been decoupled from production,
@thisisbeatrice_ This is not another book blaming colonialism, oil, or external
forces alone—though those played roles. It is a radical re-
examination of the nature of money itself and how nations
generate prosperity. Money is not wealth
@thisisbeatrice_ In Africa’s vast and aching land,
Where countless little ones go hungry,
Their empty hands stretch toward the sky—
No bread to break, no roof to claim,
While multitudes more sleep beneath the open stars.
Echoes of “no money” rise again and again