APC Members Are Angry About Femi Fani-Kayode’s Defection To APC – Salihu Lukman

Director-Common of the Progressive Governors Discussion board (PGF), Salihu Lukman has claimed that some All Progressives Congress (APC) members are towards the defection of Femi Fani-Kayode to the APC, Pressinformant reviews.

 

Salihu in a press release launched on Sunday September 19, stated the protest towards Fani-Kayode becoming a member of the APC has to do together with his “venomous nature”.

The PGF DG acknowledged that the defection was made worse by the crimson carpet reception given to FFK, noting that the previous Minister of Aviation doesn’t deserve it.

The assertion learn;

“The protest towards Fani-Kayode becoming a member of the APC has to do together with his venomous nature, he abuses, insults, and disparages everyone, nearly indiscriminately.

“Nearly each member of APC is offended that our leaders have introduced somebody like Fani-Kayode into our celebration. That is made worse by the crimson carpet reception given to him, which he doesn’t deserve.

“However because it has occurred, there isn’t a must cry over spilled milk. What may be very clear is that our leaders, particularly President Buhari have forgiven Fani-Kayode and embrace him as certainly one of us.

“Contrastingly, those that are constant and constant to our celebration and our leaders hardly gained the deserved respect they need to have.

“This will not essentially be meant, however it’s there. Be that as it could, members want to maneuver ahead with each confidence and dedication to have interaction our leaders.

“To that extent, subsequently, celebration members ought to respect the choice of our leaders to confess Fani-Kayode and welcome him with a crimson carpet reception.

“In no way ought to we be distracted. If Fani-Kayode wants a crimson carpet reception to be a member of APC, tens of millions of celebration members have demonstrated that they don’t want any type of recognition to work for Nigeria.

“Being very constant and secure members of the APC, we must also recognise that the celebration is partly what it’s in the present day on account of our little contributions through the years.”