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Festus Keyamo - I Do Not Have Any Information On Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Whereabouts, Speculations Triggered By Mischief

Festus Keyamo, spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress campaign council, has said that he is not aware of the current location of the party’s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

While speaking on Channels Television on Wednesday night, October 5, Keyamo insist, that the controversy on his Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s whereabouts was triggered by mischief makers. 

He pointed out that the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, travels to Dubai and do not get the same media scrutiny.

Keyamo said; 

“Our candidate is not in the country currently and I don’t have any information on where he is. I know he will be back in a couple of days but I don’t know the particular day.

“He is also not on a medical trip; I don’t have such information. It is not true that we have not started campaigns because the candidate is sick and is not around.”

As per Tinubu’s viral workout video, Keyamo highlighted that;

“As far as I am concerned it was done in real-time and posted on his Twitter handle. It is not to prove that he is alive, we are not trying to prove anything to anybody. Our candidate is not struggling to prove himself to anybody. People who are close to him know that he is an avid cyclist, he does that all the time, and it is his regular routine.

“I think what we want to prove this period is to correct mischievous enquires by mischief makers. We want to prove that the tail doesn’t wag the dog, it is the dog that wags its tail.

“It is not every time you ask mischievous questions, we would be struggling to prove ourselves. We are not dancing to the tune of the opposition. We have our tune and music and we would do with it whatsoever we like. We are not going to be reacting all the time to what the opposition is doing with mischief.

“We are all aware that the Presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, travels to Dubai all the time, I don’t see any media intensity on what he is doing in Dubai.  Whenever he travels, nobody remembers him until he comes back a week or two later. They know he is the candidate to beat and so the search light is on him and we are proud of that.”

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  1. Lol...like party like spokesperson... wasn't expecting anything less. These guys don't rate Nigerians at all.

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