Dele Momodu after Atiku’s money, will praise Tinubu after 2023 election – Keyamo

Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo mentioned Peoples Democratic Get together (PDP) chieftain, Dele Momodu was solely after Atiku Abubakar’s cash.

Festus Keyamo is the spokesperson of the Bola Tinubu-Kashim Shettima Presidential Marketing campaign Council (PCC).

Momodu, who holds the identical place within the PDP marketing campaign, had referred to as Keyamo a nuisance and a figurehead within the Buhari administration.

In reply, Keyamo referred to as the writer a depressing fellow that overrated himself however crashed like a wingless chook from a futile presidential ambition.

The minister mentioned Momodu and ended up as an hyperactive hireling and attack-dog of maybe the worst serial loser in Nigeria’s electoral historical past.

Keyamo famous that his opponent’s solely CV to make an try on the presidency is not more than mere picture ops with celebrities and the high-and-mighty in society.

“That is the unhappy story of a hopeless clown in his sixties, desperately seeking to decide no matter items are left of his life by shamelessly worming his method into the pockets of Atiku Abubabar.”

The APC chieftain mentioned Momodu made himself accessible to execute soiled jobs towards his long-standing benefactor, Bola Tinubu.

Keyamo mentioned Momodu was fast to don the toga of “freedom fighter” on behalf of ex-Lagos governor Akinwunmi Ambode for not getting a second time period ticket in APC in 2018.

The Senior Advocate famous that regardless of serving as a “PR marketing consultant” to Ambode, Momodu got here out to reward Tinubu on October 26, 2019 in his column.

Keyamo mentioned Momodu operates from the bottom rung of ethical debauchery, including that the PDP official is a person who supplies his subsequent meal ticket.

“Atiku is the most recent sufferer of this con man. If by God’s grace Asiwaju wins the presidency subsequent yr, anticipate Mr. Momodu to do one other somersault by shamelessly composing one other Oriki (reward)”, the assertion added.