National Assembly Crisis: Fani-Kayode Mocks Bola Tinubu

Former minister of aviation Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode, says all his predictions about the Muhammadu Buhari administration have come to pass.

According to him the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, over the crisis rocking the APC leadership, following the election of principal officers in the National Assembly.

A former interim National Chairman of the APC, Chief Bisi Akande, had alleged that the crisis rocking the federal legislative arm of government was being sponsored by some northern elements and oil barons.

Fani-Kayode, however, said on his official Facebook page that he had predicted a northern hegemony.

He said, “There is a resurgence of a clearly ethnic agenda which is designed to leave no one in doubt about who really owns Nigeria and who the slaves are.

“Another is the destruction and demystification of Bola Tinubu and his Yoruba loyalists by his erstwhile northern allies in the APC.

“Only a fool did not see that one coming and I am rather surprised that Tinubu’s followers are now crying foul and alleging that there is a northern conspiracy. Didn’t they know that before? Were they not warned over and over again?

“There are many other grave consequences which the Nigerian people will witness in a most harrowing and frightful manner in the next few months and years. May God deliver our people and our nation and may we learn to make the right choices.”

Fani-Kayode, who was recently exonerated of charges bordering on financial impropriety by the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, also berated Buhari for the increase in bombings in the North.

At least, 150 people have lost their lives in the last one week due to increased bombings in the region.

Fani-Kayode added, “I am not surprised by all the recent bombings and killings. I am not surprised by the resurgence of BH and their new-found barbarity, courage and zeal. Military checkpoints have been removed from our roads, so what do you expect?

“Boko Haram suspects are now being kept in prisons in the eastern part of the country in order to ‘’spread the word’’ and no less than 182 Boko Haram suspects were released on the President’s order just a few days ago.

“Is all this just a coincidence or is something that is dark and sinister now afoot in our country?”

The former minister said the bombings were the dividends of the ‘change’ which Nigerians voted for.

He predicted more bombings even as he alleged that Boko Haram now has strong connections with the new administration.

“Though we warned them, the Nigerian people wanted ‘change,’ so they must live with the consequences of their choice. One of those consequences is the new-found audacity, courage, growing power and rising strength of Boko Haram,” he said.