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Rufai Oseni reacts to Bola Tinubu slip at Jos presidential campaign flagoff (Video)
The Presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed stunned the political world and media space with his freudian slip at his flag off campaign. Asiwaju said God bless PD before saying APC. This has raised concern over Asiwaju’s health and recent mistakes.
Rufai Oseni in reaction to this in an Arise Tv show has pointed out that this might not necessary be a mistake or anything relating to health issues as people have incurred it to be. According to him, Asiwaju has been in this game for so long and that he might probably be implying that the PDP and the APC are the same.
He said, ”All this politicians are the same anyway and that’s why the Presidential Candidate said God bless APD, APC. Because he know they are the same, because if you look at the man that’s running against the PDP. At some point, they were in the same Political party, the same Bola Tinubu did give Atiku the Presidential ticket of the ACN then and they all formed the APC.
When Atiku Abubakar was disgruntled by Jonathan trying to run for the second term, he took his own faction of the PDP and they joined forces into what formed the APC. Maybe Tinubu knows they are all the same and that’s why that happened.”
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