Laugh Out Loud With These Comical Narratives About The Photo Featuring Tinubu, Oshiomhole, Ibori, And Ayiri

Tinubu: It’s great to be here in Port Harcourt for this important event.

Ibori: Ah, Tinubu, how your own be ? I hear say you don become president elect now…CONTINUE READING 

Tinubu: Yes, by God’s grace.

Oshiomhole: Yes, nothing but God. He’s the one that makes all things possible.

Ayiri: Indeed, it was God. We have to give Him all the glory.

Ibori: Ah, you people are too religious o. So, how did you both get here?

Oshiomhole: We arrived in style, my friend. Adams Oshiomhole with the sauce and Ayiri with the swag.

Ayiri: You know it. We had to make sure we represented properly.

Tinubu: (chuckles) You guys always know how to make an entrance. But let’s focus on the event at hand.

Ibori: Yes, yes. I hear say this na the last project wey Wike go commission before e leave office.

Tinubu: That’s right. It’s important to recognize the progress that has been made under his leadership.

Oshiomhole: Absolutely. The Rivers State Governor has shown the world what real progressives can do.

Ayiri: And we’re just happy to be here to witness it all. It’s a historic moment.

Ibori: Ehen, ehen. But all this talk about progress and politics, e no dey make una hungry?

Tinubu: (laughs) I see you haven’t changed, my friend. Always thinking about food.

Oshiomhole: (chuckles) That’s James Ibori for you. But he’s right, though. I could do with some jollof rice and plantain right about now.

Ayiri: (smiling) And I could go for some fresh seafood. The Rivers State is known for their delicious fish and prawns.

Ibori: Ah, you see? Una go chop, chop belle full before una commot for here.

Tinubu: (laughs) Well, we can’t let the food go to waste. Let’s enjoy ourselves before we get back to the serious business of governance.

Ibori: (nodding) That’s the spirit.