Presidential election: How Buhari, cabal may deal with Osinbajo – Omokri
Omokri claimed that Osinbajo may be sidelined after the All Progressives Congress, APC, was defeated by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in his polling unit and Local Government Area of Eti Osa.
In a tweet, the former presidential aide alleged that Buhari and his cabals feel that Osinbajo contributed little or nothing during the just concluded presidential election, hence the need to ignore him in the scheme of things during the next four years. “Vice President @ProfOsinbajo lost his polling unit to the @OfficialPDPNig. He also lost his LGA to the PDP.
“In the eyes of @MBuhari and his cabal, Osinbajo brought little or nothing to the table. If they sidelined Osinbajo before, I wonder what they would do henceforth,” he tweeted.
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