A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Dele Momodu has warned that President Bola Tinubu will soon lose sleep in the build up to the 2027 presidential election when the people currently milling around him start showing their true nature.
Speaking while being interviewed on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Momodu said he’s speaking as a prophet, buttressing his claim with how former Interior Minister Rauf Aregbesola ditched Tinubu for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) despite being close allies in the past.
His words, “Nobody knows Tinubu better than Rauf Aregbesola, he was governor in Osun State for eight years and commissioner for works in Lagos State, he’s now in ADC.
“Look at the preponderance of senators, members of the House and everybody now trooping in.
“Let me give you a prediction again, you know I’m a prophet, I was born and named Joseph at birth in Ile-Ife, I’m telling you that in the coming weeks and months, Tinubu will begin to lose sleep when he seeks the true colour of human beings, they will show him.
“All those people who are expecting something from him today they are pretending like the rattle snake waiting and hoping that they will get something. When they can no longer get it they will seek their fortune elsewhere.
“Even right now, their own Vice President, a very cerebral gentleman is at a crossroad, APC does not know if it can risk a Muslim-Muslim ticket again.
“In the coming weeks and coming months, Tinubu will begin to lose sleep when he sees the true colour of human beings.”
Momodu went on to describe Tinubu as a potential dictator whose administration some had already compared unfavourably to the military regime of the late General Sani Abacha.
“From what happened since 1999 when he became governor to 2007 when he left as governor of Lagos State, and then hijacked Lagos, since then till today, it was very clear to me that I didn’t need a prophet to tell me that we are dealing with a potential dictator if given the presidential ticket.
“Today, I don’t know how anybody would even describe this. Some people have even described this moment as being worse than that of Abacha government,” the Ovation magazine publisher said.
