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Fayose blasts London-based Nigerians supporting Tinubu
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Fayose blasts London-based Nigerians supporting Tinubu

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Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, has criticised London-based Nigerians who support President Bola Tinubu.

In a video posted on his verified Facebook page, Fayose questioned why they are not in Nigeria if the President was doing well.

He said that most of the people supporting and campaigning for President Tinubu’s re-election have family members living abroad.

“If Tinubu is doing so well, what are you doing here in the UK, looking for papers for yourself and your family?

“Even the President himself can’t stay in Nigeria for three months without going abroad to take medication and fresh air.

“Go to hospitals in Lagos, you will pity the people there. Seventy-one per cent of our population has entered the gallop of poverty, and you are there in the UK or the US saying it’s Tinubu. Why are you not in Nigeria with your family?” he said.

Fayose blasts London-based Nigerians supporting Tinubu 

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