David Hundeyin has fired shots again—and this time, it’s sharp.
He called Omoyele Sowore a paid activist, not a real revolutionary.
Sowore, known for his activism and 2023 presidential run under the African Action Congress (AAC), is often seen as a voice for the masses. But Hundeyin isn’t buying it.
He says Sowore wears a mask of patriotism but works for foreign powers. According to him, there’s a bigger game going on—and Sowore is just playing his part.
Hundeyin didn’t hold back when he posted on X (formerly Twitter).
He compared Sowore to a Kenyan activist, Boniface Mwangi.
To him, both men are cut from the same cloth.
He believes they’re being funded by the same U.S. backers to control public outrage in Africa.
“They are not with you,” Hundeyin wrote. “They’re working against you. And they’re doing it with a smile.”
He said both activists appear to support the people but are actually blocking real change.
In his words, their activism is a front, a clever disguise backed by American funding through NGOs.
“Boniface Mwangi and Yele Sowore are the same. One just speaks like a Kenyan, the other like a Nigerian,” Hundeyin posted.
He didn’t stop there.
He pointed out that both men receive funds from Ford Foundation.
He said they’ve both launched campaigns for public office—not to win, but to stay visible.
One even made a film about it.
To Hundeyin, this isn’t coincidence. It’s strategy.
He believes their true purpose is to hijack any protest or uprising that might threaten global interests.
When a real movement starts growing, they jump in—loud, passionate, and fake.
Then, they guide it away from any real impact.
“They’re not building revolutions,” he said.
“They’re killing them quietly.”
Hundeyin accused Sowore of hijacking #EndSARS and turning it into #EndBadGovernance.
He said Mwangi did the same in Kenya with #RejectFinanceBill2024 and #RutoMustGo.
It’s a pattern, he argued.
One that repeats in Nigeria, Kenya, and beyond.
He warned that organized civil groups in Africa aren’t always what they seem.
According to him, they are often part of a bigger imperial system controlled from abroad.
Even the loudest activists, he said, might just be gatekeepers—keeping the real voices out.
“They don’t bring revolution. They block it,” he wrote.
“And they’re paid well to do it.”
He claimed these individuals receive hundreds of thousands of dollars from U.S.-based organizations.
That money, he said, isn’t just for talk shows or banners.
It’s meant to keep the real revolution from ever starting.
And this isn’t the first time Hundeyin has come for Sowore.
Just days earlier, he made even bolder claims.
He described Sowore as a long-term undercover agent.
He named some of his supposed funders: the Ford Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, and the Omidyar Network.
All U.S. based.
All, according to Hundeyin, part of a bigger foreign agenda.
He even linked Sowore and Tinubu, suggesting they both serve the same masters.
Hundeyin is known for his explosive takes.
But this one hit differently.
His message was blunt, raw, and full of warning.
He asked: Why don’t people see what’s really going on?
To him, the idea of Sowore as a hero is the real trap.
He said many Nigerians have fallen for a performance, not the truth.
“These men that you think are heroes,” he wrote, “are actually some of your biggest opps.”
“Opps” meaning enemies—wolves in activist clothing.
Hundeyin’s message came with heat, but also with a challenge.
He wants people to look deeper.
To question who really benefits from protests that start strong and end with nothing.
The keyword “paid activist” kept ringing through his words like a warning bell.
He wants people to stop seeing these figures as saviors.
Instead, he wants them to see the strings behind the scenes.
Whether you agree or not, it’s hard to ignore the timing.
Africa’s streets are boiling.
Young people are angry, desperate, and demanding change.
In that kind of fire, who stands with the people—and who stands in their way?
Hundeyin believes that answer is clearer than ever.
And his fingers are pointed directly at Sowore and others like him.
No frills. No filters.
Just fire—and a strong claim that those you think are leading the revolution…
…might just be paid to stop it.
