Former Minister, Keyamo Criticizes Anti-Tinubu Supporters For Emotional Outbursts, Urges Patience for Judiciary’s Constitutional Role

Former Minister, Keyamo Criticizes Anti-Tinubu Supporters For Emotional Outbursts, Urges Patience for Judiciary’s Constitutional Role

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Former Minister of Labour, state, and employment under the immediate past government has tackled Anti-Tinubu supporters for promoting fake news and propaganda instead of waiting for the PEPT verdict. CONTINUE READING

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In light of the ongoing court case filed by opposition parties’ flagbearers, Peter Obi and Atiku, challenging President Tinubu’s victory in the February presidential election, the spokesperson for the All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters has called on those opposed to Tinubu to exercise patience and await the court’s judgment rather than spreading rumors.

Keyamo via his Twitter handle wrote;

“Instead of waiting calmly for the judiciary to perform its constitutional role in the electoral process, these sore losers have unleashed their emotions all over the place; their cretins and minions have conjured all kinds of conspiracy theories and weird interpretations to simple things – from imaginary phone calls between certain individuals to warped understanding of Final Addresses in court and fanciful projections for a so-called re-run (when nothing has been decided in that regard).”

“I am sorry to note that it appears they are losing their minds. I never imagined just one loss of an election can send some characters tailspinning into depression. As opposition members, we lost several elections, but instead of engaging in these inanities, what we did was to respect the sanctity of the judiciary and to regroup for future elections. That was the mentality of President Tinubu as leader of the Opposition, and today he is President.”

“However, with the way these characters are going (trying to destroy every institution of State in their wake), it will be a long night for them.”

It is important for all parties involved to allow the judicial system to carry out its constitutional role of determining the outcome of the case. By maintaining patience and avoiding the spread of baseless rumors, a fair and just judgment can be reached, ensuring transparency and upholding the principles of democracy.

Source: Bushradiogist