8Enough is enough. Nigeria cannot continue to play the fool while traitors in activist clothing and media platforms in disguise keep dragging this nation into ridicule. Yele Sowore and his Sahara Reporters have long crossed the line from journalism into calculated sabotage. What they do is not holding leaders accountable it is blackmail, it is propaganda, and it is treachery against the Nigerian state.
Journalism or Hatchet Job?
Sahara Reporters thrives on chaos. They don’t report with balance; they thrive on scandal. Their headlines are carefully designed to insult leaders, discredit institutions, and feed Nigerians with nothing but anger and despair. Tell me, when was the last time Sahara Reporters acknowledged progress in Nigeria? Never. Because progress doesn’t serve their agenda. Their mission is not reform it is destruction. This is not free speech. This is a foreign-scripted attack.
Bought and Paid For
Let’s stop pretending. Yele Sowore and Sahara Reporters are bought assets. Their paymasters are enemies of Nigeria, happy to watch our country burn while they sip wine in foreign capitals. Every reckless insult they publish, every chaos they ignite, is funded and encouraged by forces who want Nigeria weak, divided, and dependent. Sowore has turned himself into a willing pawn, a megaphone for outsiders who laugh as we tear ourselves apart.
No sovereign nation would tolerate this madness. Not in the United States, not in China, not in Russia, not even in smaller African nations. But in Nigeria, we are told to accept this brand of “activism” that spits on the faces of our leaders and undermines the authority of our state. Why should Nigeria be the dumping ground for toxic propaganda?
National Unity Cannot Be Negotiated
Criticism is one thing. Insults are another. Constructive journalism builds a nation; Sahara Reporters tears it down daily. No patriot insults his country into progress. No true activist sells his platform to foreign interests. And no sovereign people should sit idle while their nation is continuously sabotaged under the disguise of press freedom.
Accountability must be demanded and enforced. Sowore and his sponsors must know that Nigeria is not a playground for foreign-backed chaos. A sovereign nation deserves respect. Leaders deserve criticism when they fail, yes but not humiliation sponsored by outsiders who wish us nothing but failure.
The Hard Truth
Let’s call it what it is: Yele Sowore is not a hero. Sahara Reporters is not journalism. They are weapons aimed at Nigeria, dressed up as “activism.” And Nigeria must rise above these antics.
The time has come to say it loud and clear Nigeria will not be a puppet to enemies who use Sowore and Sahara Reporters as their attack dogs. This country belongs to Nigerians, not to foreign paymasters.
