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Saturday, November 2, 2024

A WORD TO THE DOGS OF OPPOSITION – Femi Fani-Kayode

Former Minister of Aviation and staunch APC team player, Femi Fani-kayode(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femi_Fani-Kayode) delivered a rigorous warning via Twitter(supporters of PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and supporters of Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi.Former Minister of Aviation and staunch APC team player, Femi Fani-kayode(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femi_Fani-Kayode) delivered a rigorous warning via Twitter(

https://twitter.com/realffk/status/1639576910916210688?s=46&t=rvXYCsrbcTVACLVCxuYcRg) to supporters of PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and supporters of Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi.

He accused them of inciting people to violence saying “They are beating the drums of war and are indulging in a level of irresponsible and downright dangerous behaviour that has NEVER been witnessed before in the annals of the history of our politics.”

He offered advised to them saying “I counsel you to calm down, purge yourself of hate, sheath your sword of war, drop your dastardly gameplan and not so hidden agenda to establish an Interim Government, desist from displaying madness, bend the knee and bow to your President-elect, refrain from weaponising falsehood, act within the law and, if you must, make your protestations quietly in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility and there will be no problems.”

This is of course a reaction to recent comments made by the Vice Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party in which he said swearing Tinubu in would be unconstitutional as he lacks certain qualifications.

Fani kayode warned that if they didn’t stop what in his views are threats to national unity “all hell would break loose” and that they the ruling party would soon “react”

The former minister said that the mandate wouldn’t be taken easily and would require the death of him and his party supporters.

He said he didn’t pray for war but they wouldn’t shrink from it if forced to face it.

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