Potatohead419

Dino Melaye came with sledgehammer. I’ll be posting the videos all day. Keep retweeting ✊

I knew Peter Obi had no chance with the ADC ticket. But I am one to always verify things. That verification process is now complete. I had some important meetings recently and I can say, this is now a Done Deal. I have a strong idea of who will fly the ADC ticket but in this game, only a bird in hand is a bird that’s yours. But I am 100% percent certain of who will not smell it. My next move is to ensure that when the Obidient group leave the ADC, they don’t leave with the prized asset they have been working day and night to drag along. Concluded these meetings too even as I await the outcomes. I will send you myrmidons into political oblivion. This is for Wole Soyinka, Tunde Onakoya and Jaffi Joffa and all that they represent. And all the unknown names and faces that have been bearing the brunt of your ill-fated group.

We need people to rate the community note on this post as "not helpful" and click "community note is not needed on this post" These people are taking their madness too far, but I'm not surprised

I saw a post exactly like this a couple of hours ago and I thought it was a standalone opinion but now that I’m seeing it again with similar wording, it is clear that this is a coordinated ploy to put a target on Salako’s back. Nobody started any hate towards anyone. Everyone saw the disgrace of Louvre of decided to air their opinions. Almost everyone on this app has been dragged and nobody has been accused of starting hate against them. Tunde is no exception.

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