Lawyer and activist, Deji Adeyanju made the call on his Twitter page, stressing that politics is about numbers, not just ideals or activism.
He also acknowledging Sowore’s reputation for standing apart from corrupt politicians but urged him to make a strategic move.
Adeyanju added that stepping into the coalition, even if it’s a difficult choice, would win Sowore lasting respect from many Nigerians.
The activist noted that Omoyele Sowore shouldn’t be discouraged by critics or those who won’t support him regardless.
Deji Adeyanju write, “Dear Egbon @YeleSowore,
“I know you are different and unlike the thieving Nigerian politicians but please consider joining the coalition sir. Forget about what will people say about your long lasting principles and ideological values, etc. Extraordinary circumstances calls for extraordinary measures.
“You will earn the permanent respect and admiration of all Nigerians if you make such a painful sacrifice. Politics is different from morality and activism; it’s a game of numbers.
“Let me also say that even in churches, there are witches and wizards. Everyone already know that you are uncompromising and different and you have nothing to prove to critics who will never like you anyway because of their support for their preferred candidates. Just consider the idea of joining the coalition sir.
“Respect and love always even if you don’t join.”
Meanwhile, a faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has opposed the party’s recent adoption by a coalition of opposition politicians.
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