Reveal Your Real Name, Background, Atiku Dare Tinubu Campaign
The presidential campaign organization Atiku Abubakar has challenged Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), to reveal his true identity to Nigerians.
This was in a statement by Phrank Shaibu, Atiku's special assistant for public communications.
“The wicked flee when no one pursues them, but the righteous are bold as a lion, says the Holy Bible. This perhaps explains why APC presidential candidate Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has refused to open up to scrutiny but continues to evade debates, non-partisan town hall meetings and live interviews,” he said. said Shaibu.
The statement reads: "Tinubu's whole life and personality is based on lies and therefore he cannot answer these questions, hence his decision to keep running around. But these controversies do not are not from today.
“In 2007, a former head of the Lagos State Civil Service, Abdulrafiu Babatunde Tinubu, one of the eldest members of the Tinubu family, published a book titled “Onijumu Wura: The Tinubu Dynasty of Kakawa, Lagos (The Tinubu Dynasty of Kakawa, Lagos (The Tree)'.
"Abdulrafiu included the names of all members of the Tinubu dynasty from the 19th century to the present. Bola Tinubu's name was conspicuously missing from the book. The author claimed that anyone whose name was not in the book was not an authentic member of the Tinubu family.
"Atiku Abubakar's story has never been in doubt. His father was Garba Abubakar, a Fulani trader and farmer while Atiku's mother was Aisha Kande. Atiku was named after his paternal grandfather Atiku Abdulqadir who is from Wurno, Sokoto State and migrated to Kojoli village in Jada, Adamawa State His maternal grandfather was Inuwa Dutse who migrated to Jada , Adamawa State from Dutse, Jigawa State.
Where is Tinubu from? Who are his parents ? Who was Tinubu's father? What was his name? What is Tinubu's full name? Is it Bolatito, Omobolanle, Abolaji, Bolarinwa?
"While it is not uncommon for rulers to use an abbreviated version of their name, most of the time for stylistic rendering purposes, the full names of their names are nonetheless common knowledge.
>“Under the Second Republic, names such as Bisi Onabanjo, Bola Ige, Bisi Akande and many others from the South West region were trademarks of great political icons. But even so to speak, everyone knew that the Governor of Ogun State in the Second Republic was known in full as Olabisi Onabanjo, same goes for Ajibola Ige and the rest of these examples.
>"However, it is disconcerting that in the case of the APC presidential candidate, he is simply known as Bola Tinubu. No one knows the prefix or suffix of his 'Bola'.
“Tinubu also appears to have jumped straight from childhood to college in the United States of America, hence his record as the only presidential candidate in Nigerian history to not include his information on primary and secondary school on their INEC CF001 form.
Earlier in 1999, while vying for Governor of Lagos State, he lied under oath that he attended St. Paul's School, Aroloya and Government College Ibadan, but his credentials were quickly challenged by the late legendary lawyer, Chief Gani Fawehinmi (SAN), even though it was established that Tinubu had no classmates in primary or secondary school.
“Eager to avoid another embarrassing scrutiny, he has now decided to keep quiet about his primary and secondary education. Rather than telling the truth, his campaign spokesperson, Festus Keyamo, shamelessly stated on Arise Television that Tinubu did not go to primary or secondary school and should therefore be commended for beating the odds. /p>
“They ask what primary school you need to have attended to go to secondary school. We want the youngest to know that it is a virtue and not a vice. In those days, great men took exams from home” This is complete nonsense, given that Keyamo sued the Lagos State Legislative Assembly in 2000 for exonerating Tinubu of falsifying school certificates.
"Given that the APC continues to insist that it does not present its presidential candidate for media scrutiny, can we therefore call on the media handlers of this particular 'Bola' Tinubu to to benefit the country and its people from all the expenses of Nom de Bola Tinubu.
"The country and its people need to know if the man who seeks to become their president is called Adebola, Ajibola or, perhaps, it is simply: Bola (lokan)?
“The nation will be very grateful if the APC can lift this little veil on the many nuances of its presidential candidate that it does not want the Nigerian people to know about.
"It is often said that you can deceive some people all the time, and everyone some of the time, but you cannot deceive everyone all the time. Nigerians must not allow a foreigner, an anonymous man with no history of controlling the fate of over 200 million people."
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The presidential campaign organization Atiku Abubakar has challenged Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), to reveal his true identity to Nigerians.
This was in a statement by Phrank Shaibu, Atiku's special assistant for public communications.
“The wicked flee when no one pursues them, but the righteous are bold as a lion, says the Holy Bible. This perhaps explains why APC presidential candidate Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has refused to open up to scrutiny but continues to evade debates, non-partisan town hall meetings and live interviews,” he said. said Shaibu.
The statement reads: "Tinubu's whole life and personality is based on lies and therefore he cannot answer these questions, hence his decision to keep running around. But these controversies do not are not from today.
“In 2007, a former head of the Lagos State Civil Service, Abdulrafiu Babatunde Tinubu, one of the eldest members of the Tinubu family, published a book titled “Onijumu Wura: The Tinubu Dynasty of Kakawa, Lagos (The Tinubu Dynasty of Kakawa, Lagos (The Tree)'.
"Abdulrafiu included the names of all members of the Tinubu dynasty from the 19th century to the present. Bola Tinubu's name was conspicuously missing from the book. The author claimed that anyone whose name was not in the book was not an authentic member of the Tinubu family.
"Atiku Abubakar's story has never been in doubt. His father was Garba Abubakar, a Fulani trader and farmer while Atiku's mother was Aisha Kande. Atiku was named after his paternal grandfather Atiku Abdulqadir who is from Wurno, Sokoto State and migrated to Kojoli village in Jada, Adamawa State His maternal grandfather was Inuwa Dutse who migrated to Jada , Adamawa State from Dutse, Jigawa State.
Where is Tinubu from? Who are his parents ? Who was Tinubu's father? What was his name? What is Tinubu's full name? Is it Bolatito, Omobolanle, Abolaji, Bolarinwa?
"While it is not uncommon for rulers to use an abbreviated version of their name, most of the time for stylistic rendering purposes, the full names of their names are nonetheless common knowledge.
>“Under the Second Republic, names such as Bisi Onabanjo, Bola Ige, Bisi Akande and many others from the South West region were trademarks of great political icons. But even so to speak, everyone knew that the Governor of Ogun State in the Second Republic was known in full as Olabisi Onabanjo, same goes for Ajibola Ige and the rest of these examples.
>"However, it is disconcerting that in the case of the APC presidential candidate, he is simply known as Bola Tinubu. No one knows the prefix or suffix of his 'Bola'.
“Tinubu also appears to have jumped straight from childhood to college in the United States of America, hence his record as the only presidential candidate in Nigerian history to not include his information on primary and secondary school on their INEC CF001 form.
Earlier in 1999, while vying for Governor of Lagos State, he lied under oath that he attended St. Paul's School, Aroloya and Government College Ibadan, but his credentials were quickly challenged by the late legendary lawyer, Chief Gani Fawehinmi (SAN), even though it was established that Tinubu had no classmates in primary or secondary school.
“Eager to avoid another embarrassing scrutiny, he has now decided to keep quiet about his primary and secondary education. Rather than telling the truth, his campaign spokesperson, Festus Keyamo, shamelessly stated on Arise Television that Tinubu did not go to primary or secondary school and should therefore be commended for beating the odds. /p>
“They ask what primary school you need to have attended to go to secondary school. We want the youngest to know that it is a virtue and not a vice. In those days, great men took exams from home” This is complete nonsense, given that Keyamo sued the Lagos State Legislative Assembly in 2000 for exonerating Tinubu of falsifying school certificates.
"Given that the APC continues to insist that it does not present its presidential candidate for media scrutiny, can we therefore call on the media handlers of this particular 'Bola' Tinubu to to benefit the country and its people from all the expenses of Nom de Bola Tinubu.
"The country and its people need to know if the man who seeks to become their president is called Adebola, Ajibola or, perhaps, it is simply: Bola (lokan)?
“The nation will be very grateful if the APC can lift this little veil on the many nuances of its presidential candidate that it does not want the Nigerian people to know about.
"It is often said that you can deceive some people all the time, and everyone some of the time, but you cannot deceive everyone all the time. Nigerians must not allow a foreigner, an anonymous man with no history of controlling the fate of over 200 million people."
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