Solomon Dalung, a former Nigerian minister of youth development and sports, said that President Bola Tinubu and his “locust cabal” were solely interested in Nigeria’s riches.
The president’s spokeswoman, Bayo Onanuga, came under fire from Dalung as well for saying that the planned national protest against poor leadership is an attempt to topple the government.
The former Minister remarked that Onanuga’s remarks were not only cruel but also evil in a post on his X account on Saturday.
Dalung said:
“The generation of Nigerians demanding for good governance, accountability and justice are more entitled to Nigeria than the group of scavengers occupying power.”
Insisting that the planned protest is unavoidable, Dalung stated that its purpose is to hold those responsible for the destruction of Nigeria’s shared history accountable.
In his words, Dalung said:
“Make no mistake about it, we love our country but @officialABAT and his locust cabal love only the wealth of Nigeria.
“The protests are to demand for accountability from those who are destroying our common heritage. Nigerians have nowhere to go but @officialABAT has France, while others have Europe, Canada and USA.
“Therefore @aonanuga1956 calling out Nigerians as those planning to destabilize Nigeria is not only uncharitable but wicked.
“The generation of Nigerians demanding for good governance, accountability and justice are more entitled to Nigeria than the group of scavengers occupying power. Take it to the bank, the protests are sacrosanct.
“Deploying antics of divide and rule will not only fail but antiquitated. The only antidote to the protests is for @officialABAT and his cult of plunderers to surrender to the demands of the people.
“The fear of the protests degenerating into anarchy is evil imaginations of your mind calculated at abating holding the government responsible. All we are demanding is good governance, which is not too much.”
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