We have Another President in Aso Rock--Wole Soyinka

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The 85-year-old award-winning writer made it known in an interview on PlusTv Africa on Thursday, 4 June, 2020.

In the new interview, Soyinka said that another president is in Aso Rock.



He made the statement while reacting to an open presentation in a letter form to the Nigerian number one citizen by the retired colonel and former Military Administrator of Kaduna, Umar Dangiwa.

The open presentation has it that the president only gives an appointment to people in northern Nigeria.

Soyinka said: “I have said this before. I don’t believe there is really anybody in charge of Aso Rock. I’ve been studying the trend over the past year and a half and I believe this president is not in charge of this nation, in so many aspects and directions..


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