During the 2023 presidential election, former President Obasanjo plans to impose the Labour Party, LP’s candidate as Adolf Hitler on Nigerians, according to former minister of aviation Femi Fani-Fayode.
His remark is in response to Olusegun Obasanjo, a former president, endorsing Peter Obi.
This was said by Fani-Kayode in a piece posted on his Facebook page under the heading “What have they done to our baba.”
He said, “Like Peter, Adolf Hitler started in a similarly charming, humble and alluring manner, hiding his true colours long before he wormed his way into power.
“By the end of it all Germany, and indeed the entire world, paid a heavy price for their folly,” he added.
The chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, stated that “Something has clearly gone wrong, adding that ”how Obasanjo spoke in glowing terms about Peter the Pooh and Dati the Daft amazes me.”
Including Northerners and Yorubas, he charged Obi with persecuting non-Catholics, Muslims, and non-natives in Anambra.
According to the former minister, Obi and his running companion Yusuf Baba-Ahmed are in charge of a social media troll army.
“Their only mandate is to insult, denigrate, threaten, intimidate and attack anyone who disagrees with their principal. he said.
In contrast to Obi, neither Bola Tinubu (APC) nor Atiku Abubakar (PDP) has visited mosques or churches, according to Fani-Kayode, to “incite the passions of believers, preaching religious politics and hate.”
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The former presidential adviser said that a vote for Obi would bring Nigeria and a second civil war closer to dissolution.
For “refusing to condemn the terrible slaughter and killers in the South-East, who abduct and murder anybody and everyone,” he blasted the candidate.
Fani-Kayode said, “I respect and love Baba OBJ, I always will and unlike others, I believe that his record in public office was extraordinary, unassailable and spectacular.
“However I think his rabid opposition to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu particularly is misplaced, sad and unfortunate.
“I also believe it is rooted in something personal which is deeper, darker and more sinister than mere politics and this saddens me deeply”, he said.
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