INCITING NIGERIANS AGAINST TINUBU, ATIKU AND OBI'S SUPPORTERS WANT AN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION - FANI KAYODE
They were charged with inciting Nigerians against President-elect Bola Tinubu and the ruling APC, according to the former minister of aviation.
In the election held on February 25, Tinubu defeated Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Obi of the Labour Party (LP). In court, both are contesting the victory.
In a piece titled "A word to the dogs of the opposition" published on Saturday, Fani- Kayode labeled Atikulators and Obidients "have lost control of their senses" and "need to get a grip before it is too late."
The former presidential aide said they were attempting to start something they could not finish and were "beating the drums of war."
He noted that had it not been for the professionalism of intelligence agencies, particularly the Department of State Services, DSS, "we would have trod that disastrous path."
Fani-Kayode advised opponents to drop their "dastardly gameplan and not so hidden agenda to establish an Interim Government."
The APC chieftain said instead of weaponising falsehood; they should act within the law, go to court, and state their case with respect, dignity and decorum.
FFK warned that if opposition supporters insist Tinubu must not be sworn in and refuse to have no faith in the courts, they will end up inviting "chaos, tyranny, treason, a breach of the constitution and the law."
"If you continue to incite, intimidate, threaten, provoke, destabilise, undermine, overheat the polity and breach the rules of engagement, all hell will break lose. Our only "crime" was to win an election.
"Because you cannot bear the fact that you lost, you want to pull the whole house down. Let this serve as a timely warning. We cannot be a punching bag for the opposition forever and soon we will react," he added.
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