Timothy Adegunle {Captain Asiwaju ∆}

FACT CHECK: The opposition lied. Contrary to the narrative being pushed by the opposition, with videos of their alleged paid thugs at the Mosque today, here is footage of Mr. President leaving the mosque after Friday prayers this afternoon. God bless our President. God bless Nigeria.

Contrary to the narrative being pushed by the opposition, with videos of their alleged paid thugs at the National Mosque today, here is footage of Mr. President leaving the mosque after Friday prayers this afternoon.

Dear Mr Gregory @peterobi, 1. If a presidential aspirant considers himself entitled to disregard a law simply because he disagrees with it, what assurance do Nigerians have that he will respect other laws he finds inconvenient? Are you seeking to lead Nigeria under its Constitution and laws, or only the version of Nigeria whose laws you personally approves of? 2. You want Nigerians to entrust you with the highest office in the land, yet apparently cannot bring yourself to accept a national anthem simply because President Tinubu’s government lawfully restored it. And you are the man who keeps writing ‘lamentational epistles’ and travelling around the country preaching faux discipline, patriotism and responsible leadership? What a breathtaking display of hypocrisy. 3. Mr Obi, Nigeria is not your personal playground, and its lawful national anthem is not a campaign jingle you can decide to discard whenever your political ego suffers a bruise. 4. You want to occupy Aso Rock, yet even a national anthem becomes an opportunity to parade your insistence on division and unlawful behaviour. How petty. How theatrical. How profoundly unserious. A FARCE! 5. If defeating President Tinubu is your ambition, confront him at the ballot box. Stop dragging the symbols of the country you falsely claim to love into your endless political tantrums. Seems you are aware you can’t win hence your resort to attempting to burn the country down 6. Nigeria needs a statesman in the person of President Tinubu, not a professional grievance merchant like Peter Gregory Obi auditioning for the presidency. Finally, Mr Peter Gregory Obi @peterobi sir, if your idea of leadership is to turn personal resentment into a national performance, perhaps what you need is not the keys to Aso Rock, but a lesson in growing up.