Mr Keyamo said the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate’s ‘agbado’, ‘cassava’ talk “is an euphemism for food security.”
Mr Keyamo asked, “During Jonathan’s time did you hear of corruption in the security sector? No. It was the next government that brought them out.”
“Who is asking them (Federal Government) to borrow? They have the money,” Mr Osodeke said.
Earlier in the week, Mr Keyamo had described Mr Melaye as a comedian whose competence is well below managing communication for a national political campaign.
“My friend, late Ahmed Joda, used to tell me…no need for prayers because if God has given you everything and you squandered it, then something is wrong,” said Mr Obasanjo.
The minister said ASUU’s demand for its rightly earned wages amounted to blackmail and that schools will not be opened at the expense of other economic sectors.
“It is the same APC template that both leaders (Buhari and Tinubu) that they will use,” Mr Keyamo said.
Mr Adamu also introduced the party’s presidential campaign spokesperson, Festus Keyamo, and the deputy spokesperson, Hanatu Musa to the president.
The junior minister said that, if allowed to rule, politicians of the third movement may be worse than those in the ruling APC.
The N100 billion, according to the minister, was disbursed via the Development Bank of Nigeria from 2017.
