Nigeria: Omisore’s Support of APC Shameful – Fani-Kayode

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Femi Fani-Kayode has described Iyiola Omisore’s decision to support the APC in today’s supplementary election as shameful. Fani-Kayode had stated days earlier that Omisore was his cousin and he had spoken to him. He was assured that Omisore will support the PDP.

He had tweeted “Iyiola Omisore will not let us down. He is my cousin and I have spoken to him. We are together. We will show Tinubu what happens when the Ifes stand together. We are going to end the APC’s reign of tyranny in the rerun on Thursday. @OfficialPDPNig‘s Demola Adeleke shall prevail.”

Following the news of Omisore’s decision to throw his support behind APC, Fani-Kayode said “Iyiola Omisore’s decision to support the APC in tomorrow’s rerun is shameful. It is sad that he would seek to deny Ile-Ife the position of Dep. Gov simply for money.He told me he would stand firm 2 days ago and he told our father Baba Ayo Adebanjo the same thing last night.

“I do not know what has turned his head but we shall forge ahead and by God’s grace Adeleke will win. There is no excuse or justification for joining or supporting those who treated our people like filth and slaves over the last 8 years and who rigged last Saturdays election.”

He reminded Omisore that a few days earlier, the APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomole had called him (Omisore) a murderer. The same person according to Fani-Kayode was now courting him, offering him N480 million.

“On sat. Adams Oshiomole called Iyiola Omisore a murderer and by wed. he offered him 480 million and the APC senatorial ticket.I trust that Iyiola will remember that dining with the devil is a risky business:the bible says what profiteth a man to gain the world and lose his soul.”