Presidency 2023: Nigerians scold Tinubu, condemns insensitivity to national unity  

Several Nigerians have continued to scold the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, expressing doubts over the APC candidate’s capacity to promote equity and unity in the country. Nigerian stakeholders were of the view that every word made public to support Tinubu’s presidential ambition is filled with lies. The stakeholders canvassed for mass action, urging Nigerians to join the league of citizens canvassing for genuine change in the country. They emphasized that sitting on the fence in this circumstance, has a heavy moral burden.

One of the state holders was of the view that

“To sell Tinubu as a president, you must look stupid.”
The stakeholder, who is a Reverend, berated Tinubu’s supporters, saying: “You cannot sell Tinubu for presidency without looking stupid. It is not your fault; it is the fault of the product. Stop føøling yourselves!”

The Reverend asserted: “There is something called demonic possession, and one great quality of the devil is lying.

“What exactly do you want to say about Tinubu or APC in your bid to market him that won’t be a lie or sycophancy? Aren’t you possessed?”
He maintained: “Let us not even talk about the choice of his vice. . .
“What does it say of your person when you try to sell a known drug lord who chose a man that is openly behind one of the deadliest terrorist groups in the world to be his running mate?
“Yes, we know that there are indications that they will rig the elections or hijack the govt by force, using the Boko Haram terrorists to play season 2 of the Scofield prison break they did in Kuje thinking they are deceiving us. . . but at least, let it not be on record that you sold your conscience for a plate of porridge in a bid to lie to your own very self.”
The priest further declared: “I know some of you will start using mama Nkechi market leader’s voice to tell me how I am a priest and how I should focus on saying Mass and going to The Gambia. . . You see, in this case, sitting on the fence is a moral evil.

“We have lost so many lives in this country, including the lives of priests. . .it is a moral evil on our part to watch you paint a drug lord and one who dines with terrorists as angels because of your selfish gain.

“Grow some shame bro, put a little dignity on your name sis, it is not everything you can market. A rotten egg is rotten, you can’t convince us that it is fresh. . . We are no fools. “If you love him so much, go and vote for him in peace and in the silence of your heart, but don’t come online to be turning logic on its head in the name of IFU-LENS.

“If the search done on Peter Obi to find what part of him is smelling is done on Tinubu or Atiku, you can be sure Ewu Gambia will smell far better.”