National conference: Jonathan should be in Nollywood, not Aso Rock – Tinubu carpets presidency

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Former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, has said that “the reaction of Goodluck Jonathan’s Presidential cry babies” to his extensive comments on the proposed national conference was predictable.
In a statement made available to DailyPost on Monday, Sunday Dare, Tinubu’s Media Adviser, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, stated that rather than deal with the salient and substantial issues surrounding the proposed National Conference raised by the former governor, the reaction from the presidency skirted around them.

“In a typical fashion, it resorted to abusive language and name calling. Okupe, like a punch drunk pugilist, threw several empty jabs and went on a flight of fancy praising his boss and flaunting fictional achievements of the administration in the face of Nigerian,s” Dare said.

“We leave Nigerians to judge. They are the ones who feel the pains and millions will not be able to relate to all the fictional transformational achievements reeled out by the Presidency. Nigerians are saddled with a President who believes fiction is more important than fact and imagination is more genuine than reality.
“While we would not mind such a person to be a leading figure in our Nollywood film industry, I am frightened that he is the Chief Resident of Aso Villa and surrounded by a cast of like minds.

Tinubu maintained that his searching questions about the Jonathan Conference remain fundamental.
He urged Jonathan and “his cry babies” to take time to read through the statement and address the cloud of doubts surrounding the proposed conference.

“This is a flip-flopping Presidency and on this issue, it must provide answers.

The statement added that Tinubu is satisfied that he has raised the provocative questions that should be asked and no amount of shadow boxing and presidential foul language can change that.

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