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Sanwo-Olu’s aide blasts Fani-Kayode defection to APC, says he has no electoral value 

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Special Adviser to Governor Bababjide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State on Drainage and Water Resources, Joe Igbokwe, has criticised the party for accepting Femi Fani-Kayode, who defected from Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Recall that Fani-Kayode, a former Minister of Aviation was on Thursday unveiled by the Chairman, Caretaker Committee of APC, and Governor of Yobe State, Mai Mala Buni at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

His move to the ruling party courted controversy on the internet as he has for the past years publicly condemned both the party and President Muhammadu Buhari.

He also once famously claimed he would rather die than join the ruling party. 

Reacting to the defection in an interview with Vanguard on Friday, Igbokwe said he believed that FFK’s coming into the party will not add any electoral value, but tear the party apart.

Igbokwe said, “Fani-Kayode is coming to destroy the party. FFK has no electoral value and is not a politically stable man. He thrives where there is something to feast on.”

In another social media post, Igbokwe also wrote: “Despite all my push for APC, Abuja has not given me a phone call talk more of inviting me for a coffee with the C-in-C.

“But here is a political charlatan and prostitute being given a red carpet in seat of power-Abuja.”

Another post on Facebook by Igbokwe read in part: “What am I trying to do? What am I trying to make? APC NATIONAL should stand up and take responsibility. Let me not talk about countless APC foot soldiers across Nigeria.

“They shout for APC on empty stomachs. They are called names on a daily basis and accepted all the insults with equanimity and soundness of mind.

“They love Nigeria. They love APC. They love PMB. They love the humongous work APC is doing across.

“They see it. They feel it. They are unrepentant Buharists. They work without anybody giving them a pat on the back.

“They work day and night and even do the work of publicity secretary with their own data and yet nobody cares for them and even the system they are slaving for have not recognised them.

“I have tried my best in Lagos to bring them together on few occasions, pleading for patience and understanding but there is no respite.

“Yet APC will be going round bringing charlatans, enemies, and dolts into the party at the drop a hat.

“APC should look inwards and do the needful. A labourer deserves his pay. Reward hard work and the people will do more.”

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