You’re a pernicious liar, leave Jonathan alone, Fani-Kayode tells Osinbajo

Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has described Vice President Yemi Osinbajo as a “pernicious liar and a sanctimonious self-serving dwarf and asked him to leave former President Goodluck Jonathan alone.

The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain was reacting to an alleged claim by the vice president that Jonathan before the 2015 presidential election withdrew N100 billion and $289 million for security reasons.

He said on his twitter handle quoting the purported claim by Osinbajo, that “100 billion and $289 million was withdrawn in cash by GEJ 2 weeks before the pres. election ostensibly for security.”
Responding to the claim Fani-Kayode tweeted, “There is nothing worse than a pernicious liar and a sanctimonious, self-serving dwarf.

“Leave Jonathan alone and clean up ur filthy mess!”
In an earlier tweet, Fani-Kayode described Nigeria as a “doomed” nation that is governed by “warlocks, wizards and witches”.

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The former minister argued that the reason “so much innocent blood is spilt in Nigeria and no one cares was because “Blood is the currency in the spirit realm and its shedding is a ritual sacrifice that empowers the demons that govern us.”

He said, “A nation that is governed by warlocks, wizards and witches is doomed. Have u ever wondered why so much innocent blood is spilt in Nig. and no one cares? Blood is the currency in the spirit realm and its shedding is a ritual sacrifice that empowers the demons that govern us. SAD!”

 

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