Ex-Minister Reveals Cabal’s Candidate ‘To Replace Osinbajo’

Femi Fani-Kayode, the ex Aviation Minister has affirmed the “cabal” of picking Tunde Bakare to replace Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

Tunde Bakare was once President Muhammadu Buhari’s running mate in the 2011 election and also the Senior Pastor of the Latter Rain Assembly in Lagos State, Nigeria.

Naija News report that  Fani Kayode took to his twitter handle on Saturday, accusing Osinbajo of  organising prayer groups to pray for Buhari’s death.

He accused the vice President of not being loyal to President Buhari.

“When you spend 4 years and 4 months commissioning prayer groups and prayer warriors to pray for your boss to die so you can take over from him, you cannot expect to end well,” he said.

“LOYALTY IS EVERYTHING! They used you like toilet paper and now they are going to flush u down the toilet.”

Also, he added that if Tunde Bakare becomes the  Vice President, he would be more competent than Osinbajo.

He went further to characterize Bakare as courageous, loyal and a person who will not betray the Christian faith like Osinbajo allegedly did.

“Rumours abound and if the truth be told, Tunde Bakare
would be a much better VP than Prof. Osinbajo,” he stated.

“I may not agree with him on everything but at least he is loyal, he is courageous, he is strong and he would never betray his people and faith. That is more than I can say for Osubande.”

Rumours abound and if the truth be told @T_Bakare would be a much better VP than @ProfOsinbajo. I may not agree with him on everything but at least he is loyal,he is courageous,he is strong and he would never betray his people and faith.That is more than I can say for Osubande.

— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) September 21, 2019

Buhari and Osinbajo are on a joint ticket and recently claimed another four-year mandate during the 2019 elections.

Osinbajo is believed in some quarters to be warming up to replace his boss (from the northern state of Katsina) in 2023 as power is expected to shift to southern Nigeria.

In 2010, a former Nigerian President Musa Yar’ Adua died in office with his then-Vice President Goodluck Jonathan taking over.