Politics
Both God And Common Sense Left ‘Atikulators’, ‘Obidients’ Long Ago –Fani-Kayode
By Daniel Dafe
Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has taken a swipe at supporters of the presidential candidates of the Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi and the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, in the 2023 presidential polls, saying that “both God and common sense left them long ago.”
In his latest post on Facebook, the APC chieftain in a post titled: “Wonders never cease!”, recalled how ‘the Atikulator Governor’ of Osun state, Ademola Adeleke and “his unruly and violent thugs tried to do a power show in a place of worship in Osogbo and attempted to shove a leading member of the APC and former Senator out of his seat.”
“Secondly the Obidient Governor of Abia state refuses to put the President’s official portait on his office wall or in his official residence claiming that Tinubu is not his President,” he said.
According to him, “these are the sort of things that happen when inexperienced neophytes and flippant souls are put in positions of power.”
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“The oppostion in Nigeria, whether Atikulator or Obidient, are not only petty, pitiful, power-crazed, abusive and indisciplined but they also suffer from a low intelligence quotient.
“They lack respect for constituted authority, the Nigerian constitution and Almighty God.
“No wonder we thrashed them in the presidential election,” he said.
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