@Akintun41255896@woye1 Did you watch the interview, or did you base your conclusion on headlines? He never compared himself to Asiwaju.
It’s unfortunate that many people react emotionally without knowing the facts. I’m sure most of you didn’t watch the whole interview, which explains the reactions.
@DeeOneAyekooto Fayemi had publicly endorsed BAO since December 2024 at Isan.
He told everybody to go & work & deliver the mandate for the 2nd term.
He was in Ekiti again last week & had meetings with some party members to resolve some certain internal issues. So what else do u want from him?
I delivered a keynote talk at the African Leadership Centre's @ALC_KCL Postgraduate Conference held at King's College, University of London @KingsCollegeLon where I am now a Visiting Professor.
It was an honour to have this opportunity to engage with fellow scholars and address the important topic of the leadership-peace nexus in Africa from the perspective of a Scholar-Politician.
1/19. Though I took a break from social media for I am convinced it has outlived it's usefulness. But the break has to be called off solely to convey my gratitude to @MBuhari as he concludes his 2nd term in office, since I don't have another platform to do so.....
@AsiwajuOladimej MOB was not going to win the election, he didn't stand a chance.
He knew the game he was playing (spoilt game)
He got 18,135 votes in governorship election, compare with 94,279 in senatorial election under APC in 2019 .
This is to tell you people voted party , not individual