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“What Happens When You Use Religion, Tribe To Campaign Instead Of Achievement” Festus Keyamo SAN Gives His Two Cent On The Trending Video
Minister Of State, Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo SAN has reacted to a trending video on the internet of a member of “Obidient” movement bonded, thrown out of a plane and arrested by Police for allegedly attempting to hijack and causing a commotion on the plane.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The middle-aged man screamed on the plane “Tinubu won’t be sworn in”. CONTINUE READING
“When you use religion, tribe and lies to campaign instead of capacity, achievements and your manifesto, what you raise is not a band of supporters, but a coterie of fanatics, reprobates and anarchists who live in their own bubble and hear and believe only the sound of their voices!”, the All Progressive Congress spokesman said on his Twitter handle.
When you use religion, tribe and lies to campaign instead of capacity, achievements and your manifesto, what you raise is not a band of supporters, but a coterie of fanatics, reprobates and anarchists who live in their own bubble and hear and believe only the sound of their… pic.twitter.com/3ZK4ull2Ie
— Festus Keyamo, SAN (@fkeyamo) April 1, 2023
Although supporters of Peter Obi/Datti and the Labour Party have disowned their fellow member and claimed it was scripted, sponsored by the All Progressive Congress.
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