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Video-Tundun Abiola Slams Sister, Hafsat Abiola, For “Intolerable Comparison” Of Father To Yahaya Bello

Tudun Abiola a Lawyer and a presenter at Arise Television cautioned her half-sister for daring to compare their late father, MKO Abiola to Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State.

Is the daughter of Mrs Bisi Abiola, MKO Abiola’s third wife.

Tudun was perplexed that Hafsat  equated their father to Bello. She was indeed very hurt by the statement.

Hafsat is the daughter of Abiola’s second wife, Kudirat Abiola, who was murdered while fighting for the actualisation of her husband’s Presidential mandate and his release from an unjustified jail.

Tudun while speaking on Arise Television, expressed her shock and dismay.

She said her half-sister has run their late father under the bus and abused his name and legacy. 

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