The Woman Who Received $20,000 to Organize Anti-Buhari Protest in London Revealed [PHOTOS]

The name of the woman caught on camera paid to organise the anti-Buhari protest at Chatham House on Thursday has been revealed. She is a restaurant owner in Manchester by the name Abimbola. 

However, on Facebook her names are PweetieGoldie Abimbola Sonde.
On the video, she provided Manchester as her place of location in the UK. She owns a restaurant in Manchester known as Crystal Lounge.

The 32 year old Sonde has a history not too far from what she did for the PDP by hiring protesters to embarrass the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhamadu Buhari.


In 2014, she was fined £1,800 in the UK for dumping rat infested bags of curry and rice dumped near houses.

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