Don't Use Makinde's Name As Instrument To Justify Your Shameful Acts Of Indecisions~ Adeleke Fires FFK~ Bowa Media

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Don't Use Makinde's Name As Instrument To Justify Your Shameful Acts Of Indecisions~ Adeleke Fires FFK~ Bowa Media
Oyo PDP Chieftain and Chairman, Oyo Pacesetters Transport Company has said that Femi Fani-Kayode must have been over fed to puking point, for him to even think that Governor Seyi Makinde would ever consider stooping so low of joining the APC, which he described as a conglomerate of evil men.

In a Press Release issued in Ibadan, Oyo State, Sunday, Adeleke said Femi Fani Kayode lacks character and integrity and therefore should not be taken seriously.

The statement reads: “If Femi Fani-Kayode thinks anyone is surprised or that he joined the APC, he must be even less intelligent than he really is. If he believes anyone is going to miss him in the PDP then he is more foolish than what he is currently exhibiting.


 
“FFK is like the falling tree which must drag along with it other trees to it’s inglorious end but unfortunately for this twine called FFK, Makinde is not in his class.

“Makinde is the unshaken Iroko which has spent thousands of years rooted to the soil and nourishing the forests. FFK should drown alone in the sinking ship he has joined. Nobody is interested in him, nobody is willing to rescue him, he has no straw in the PDP to hold on to, unfortunately.


 
“For our great party, the PDP, FFK’s shameful exit is good riddance to bad rubbish. This is a man who has over the years, proven that he has no iota of character or integrity.

“He is so shameless that he cannot or refuses to see the national disgrace that welcomed his defection and contemptible photo-op with President Muhammadu Buhari, a man he vilified with reckeless abandon and those others he went as far as calling Jihadists.

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