Buruji Kashamu’s death: Nigerians will watch out your end – Fayose fires back at Obasanjo
Fayose said that Nigerians will watch out for the end of Obasanjo, warning the former President against acting like a saint.And in reaction, Obasanjo said despite using politics to maneuver the law to escape justice, Kashamu could not escape death.
Obasanjo’s comment angered Fayose, who believes that the former President at some point collaborated with Kashamu. According to Fayose, Obasanjo was making this comment when Buruji Kashamu can no longer question him, wondering “Why didn’t he say that when [he] was alive?“Can Obasanjo say in good conscience that he did not at some point collaborated with Kashamu and most of the things he did politically were not with his collaboration?
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