We have seen the erroneous, unsubstantiated and unfounded report in a devious online platform, Pointblanknews, alleging that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu claimed he spent N35billion on the election of President Muhammadu BUHARI.
The authors of the libelous report claimed Asiwaju made the allegation in a discussion with former APC Interim Chairman, Chief Bisi AKANDE.
Firstly, no one person elected President Buhari. He was elected by the generality of Nigerian electorate. Asiwaju Tinubu would not arrogate you himself the commendable decision taken by the people.
Also, that outlandish claim only existed in the imagination of the authors of the story.
Asiwaju rooted for President Buhari’s election and in 2015 and re-election in 2019 along with other right-thinking political leaders and teeming members of APC and Nigerians across the country.
He has no reason to regret the rightful decision or describe President Buhari as ‘ungrateful’.
He remains steadfast in his support for the President and the programmes and policies of his administration as he has always been.
Nothing has occurred to warrant any change of heart.
Secondly, Baba AKANDE and Asiwaju are political soulmates. They converse every now and then. It is a o -brainer for anyone to think they would talk on recent developments in APC as they speak on all issues at all time.
It is, however, disingenuous for anyone to surmise that Asiwaju would make such an odd claim in discussions with Baba AKANDE or anyone for that matter.
The authors of the deceitful and hypocritical report should have put the identities of their fabled ‘source’ to their self- manufactured report.
The report linked recent developments in APC to the fate suffered by former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode in the 2019 governorship race in Lagos State, perhaps betraying where the authors were coming from. Asiwaju has put the events of 2019 behind him.
He has moved on. Indeed, Lagos has moved on.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu is providing good, purposeful and responsible leadership. Lagosian are enjoying the fruits of good governance under the able and dynamic Governor…”
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