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Stop going to Abeokuta to lament, Obi advises Tinubu

Aminu Danladi by Aminu Danladi
January 26, 2023
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The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Mr. Peter Obi, has advised Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), to stop going to Abeokuta, Ogun State, to mess up his party and their government in power.

Recall that in the buildup to the APC presidential primaries, which he later won, Tinubu went into a tirade, calling out those he perceived were standing in his way, including Governor Dapo Abiodun, insisting it is his turn to rule Nigeria.

The phrases, “Emi lokan”, “O lule”, which have since found their way to the Nigerian political lexicon, were used by Tinubu in Abeokuta.

Tinubu was again in the Ogun State capital, on Wednesday, for his campaigns ahead of the February 25 presidential election and descended into another round of lamentations, saying his party chieftains were sabotaging him, through several means, including fuel price increases and naira design.

But advising Tinubu through Diran Onifade, Head of Media, Obi/Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Obi said Tinubu’s advisers should tell him to stop going to Abeokuta.

“If I were to be Tinubu’s adviser, I would have advised him to stop going to Abeokuta. It was in the same Abeokuta that he made the gaffe of ‘Olule’ and how President Muhammadu Buhari was crying on TV, ’emi lokan’ and all that.

“Now, he (Tinubu) is saying the fuel scarcity is meant to make the elections fail and how they are going to take over power from them. Who are they or them?

“He could have been talking to the CBN governor (Godwin Emefiele) and the Minister of Petroleum and who is the minister of petroleum in this respect, President Muhammadu Buhari. The same man that Tinubu has been campaigning that he wants to take over from and continue the good work.

“I think his advisers should advised him to stop going to Abeokuta because he gets things wrong everytime he goes there,” he said.

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