Mr Ob lamented that Mr Tinubu and others with alleged criminal records and certificate forgeries were in charge of governance.
Mr Obi stated, “This recurring disaster is a national shame.’’
He said he hoped that the new prime minister would follow his campaign promises that made voters look his way.
“I have always advocated unity and advancement, refusing to partake in reactionary divisive politics.’’
“Regrettably, we are now in an era where these foundational pillars of democracy are undermined by prevalent impunity and pervasive violence and bloodletting.”
Mr Obi said his visit to Mr Soyinka was “intended to erase the needless misconceptions about the relationship between the great icon and the OBIdient family.”
“Do you know why he won, he got the money, he had the best national organisation that worked for him and the ground game,” he said.
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