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Femi Fani-Kayode Finally Addresses Critics Of His Political Party Choice
A Former aviation minister, femi fani-kayode has slammed the critics of his choice of political party in a tweet shared few hours ago.
According to him, He explained that there are more crisis happening in Nigeria than the issues of his choice of political party.
Also, he took this opportunity to address the crisis rocking Oyo state where lots have been killed over Yoruba-Hausa clash
Whilst some are busy obsessing about which party FFK belongs to parts of Nigeria have been on fire and many slaughtered. What happened in Shasha, Ibadan between the Hausa Fulani & Yoruba was horrific. I wholeheartedly CONDEMN it. Many were killed on BOTH sides. NEVER AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/caiybTTrNh
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) February 14, 2021
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