Sahara Reporters publisher shows up in a mosque ahead of campaigns

dimeji akinloye

April 18, 2018 12:18 AM

Sowore said he could build the Kano-Kaduna road within few months of his presidency.

Presidential aspirant and Sahara Reporters publisher

Sowore and his team have been moving from city to city to convince Nigerians he can do a better job than the incumbent PresidentMuhammadu Buhariahead of the 2019 election.

In his bid to capture the hearts of the Muslim faithful in the north and across the country, Sowore, a Christian, was seen in some photos and video circulating online, praying in a mosque with other Muslims.

The photos have generated mixed reactions on social media, with some criticising the move and describing it as mere deception.

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Sowore visits Emir of Kano

Last Thursday, Sowore paid a courtesy visit on the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, at his palace in Kano.

He told the emir that Nigerian youths are tired of being blocked by the old politicians in governance, stressing that that is the main reason he launched his presidential aspiration.

Sowore added that as an aspirant in the coalition party, he could turn things around in Nigeria within the shortest period.

The publisher added that as an aspirant in the coalition party, he could turn things around in Nigeria within the shortest period of time, boasting that he could build Kano-Kaduna road in months.

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In his remarks, Emir Sanusi cautioned politicians against violence, urging them to engage in issue-based campaigns.

Sanusi also called on politicians to shun all forms of disagreements that would engender the life of the masses, noting that it would further undermine the development of the country.

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