[Breaking News]: See How President Tinubu Speech Leaked Before Nationwide Address

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Emmynet24 – Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has leaked the yet-to-be-delivered speech by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu just hours before the President was set to address the nation. The leak, published by Sowore on his official X account at 12:17 a.m. on Sunday, has sparked widespread attention and controversy.

The Presidency had previously announced that President Tinubu would deliver a national broadcast at 7 a.m. on Sunday. However, in the leaked speech seen by NewsOnline Nigeria, Sowore criticized the President’s address for failing to meet the critical demands of Nigerians, warning that protests would continue as a result.

In the speech, President Tinubu acknowledges the turmoil and violent protests occurring in various states, expressing pain over the loss of lives and destruction of properties. He calls for an end to further bloodshed and destruction, urging protesters to suspend their actions and engage in dialogue.

President Tinubu outlines various steps his administration has taken to address economic challenges, including the removal of fuel subsidies, the abolition of multiple foreign exchange systems, and significant strides in rebuilding the economy. He highlights efforts to improve infrastructure, support small businesses, and provide incentives to farmers to boost food production.

The President also emphasizes the government's commitment to youth empowerment through initiatives such as the student loan scheme, the Digital and Creative Enterprises program, and housing projects aimed at creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.

In conclusion, President Tinubu appeals for unity and cooperation from all Nigerians to build a brighter future, assuring that his administration is working hard to deliver good governance and tangible results.

The leak of the President’s speech has added to the tension surrounding the ongoing protests, with many awaiting the official address and the government's response to the public’s demands.