The matter is settled and the message is eight-fold:
Author: Femi Fani-Kayode
I add the following: damned and accursed is he that fears the chains and dungeon in which he is kept or that lives in trepidation and fear of his tormentors and persecutors.
Is it a spell, is it disinformation or is it delusion?
The topic was on Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his so-called links with the drug business.
Would the Afenifere of old ever have supported a non-Yoruba candidate in a presidential election?
The marching drums are beating, our horses pull at the bit, our warriors are singing as we prepare to enter the fray.
He is a gentleman to the core and someone that I would never seek to disparage even though we belong to different political parties and we may not agree on everything.
Melaye has been crying and wetting his pants ever since.
This contribution does not in any way derogate from that and my analysis is more of an academic and intellectual exercise than anything else.
And when I consider what this monster called David is doing to them I ask myself: What on earth have they done to deserve all this?
He informed me about CAN’s vehement opposition to such a ticket and said that the leadership of the organisation watched my interview on Channels Television where it appeared that I was not on all fours with them.
I have always referred to Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) as a “Fire-for-Fire” advocate, since February 2004 when I wrote a rejoinder to his unacceptable public outburst while he was Special Adviser on Public Affairs to the then President Olusegun Obasanjo. My rejoinder exposed the loophole in a statement Fani-Kayode had issued against Colonel Dangiwa Umar, a former military administrator of Kaduna State, and General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), over an issue they had with Obasanjo.
Zamfara State has been the model case and other North Western states, including Katsina, Kaduna, Sokoto, Jigawa, Kebbi and Niger, have taken the cue and have also risen to the occasion.
There was a man I knew who gave $100,000 to a leading traditional ruler who was in need and wanted to go on a trip to America with his delegation, even though he had never met him.
Today is Biafra day. It is a day that has been set aside to honour the memory of the three to five million Biafran civilians that were killed in the Nigerian civil war, which took place from 1967 to 1970.
This is one of the most shameful, insulting, specious, irresponsible, pernicious, perfidious and disrespectful statements that I have heard in years. It is also reflective of the author’s debilitating, deafening, gut-wrenching and mind-blowing ignorance.
This contribution is an attempt to provide answers to just a few of the oftentimes asinine and absurd assertions and observations that the latter group have made. Some say they warned me and that I have fallen into a trap whilst others say my voice has been silenced, I am a spy and that this signals the end of my political career.
This was not written by flesh but by the Holy Spirit and it is what I have been saying for the last few years. He who has ears let him hear what the Spirit of the Lord is saying.
Have the people of the South West now become slaves in their father land? Have we finally been conquered and occupied?
This is disappointing and unacceptable and, if not handled properly, has the potential of leading to a major religious conflagration and crisis. I say this because Kukah is deeply loved by millions from all over the country and the Christian community rever and adore him.