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Buhari’s media aide despises FFK, recalls how he wished president, first son dead
Finally, the first of President Muhammadu Buhari media aides to speak on Femi Fani-Kayode’s defection has revealed what Aso Rock thinks about the former PDP operative.
According to Femi Adesina, the presidency could have asked FFK to go and rot in hell because he is such an unpardonable sinner.
“Between last week and now, vitriol poured by FFK on anybody with the slightest affinity to APC has been dug up serially,” said Adesina in statement that freshened up all the past sins of the PDP drop-out.
“He has said things straight from the gutters, things that the natural man would call unforgivable and unpardonable.
“Against President Buhari, the first family, Yusuf Buhari whom he wished had died when the latter had an almost fatal bike accident, APC as a party, the government, leaders of the party, groups and individuals. Even this writer has suffered horrid descriptions from FFK in many write-ups.
“Buhari showed him mercy, dropping like gentle rain from heaven, when he could have otherwise spat into the sky, collecting the spittle with his own face. Was that not what me and you would have done? Confess.
“We would have told FFK to go to hell, and stay there. But Buhari didn’t. He displayed an attribute of God: forgiveness”
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