A former Minister of
Aviation, Chief Femi
Fani-Kayode, on
Monday raised the
alarm over plans by
mischief makers to
pitch him against ex-
president, Olusegun
Obasanjo.
He was reacting to
comments allegedly
posted on his
facebook account,
which made reference
to Obasanjo, late
President Umaru
Yar
’adua, Dr. Andy
Uba, and Alhaji Ibrahim
Turaki and published
in the media titled:
“
Dirty details of
Obasanjo’s
Presidency’.
The former
presidential
spokesperson was
said to have in the
posting on the
Facebook, accused
some people of
involvement in
“dirty
deals” in the Villa
during Obasanjo’s
regime.
He was said to have
described some
persons as
“sniffing
knickers” who were
notorious for
“
supplying young girls
to the President.”
Fani-Kayode, in a
statement in Abuja,
said the comments did
not emanate from him
but attributed it to
“
the work of some
unscrupulous hackers
on the internet,
” who
hacked into his
facebook account.
He said, “I wish to
assure members of
the public that at no
time did I accuse
anyone in government
of doing any
“dirty
deals” in the villa or
of stealing any money
during President
Obasanjo
’s tenure,
neither did I accuse
anyone of
“sniffing
knickers” or of
“supplying young girls
to the President”.
“Such things never
happened under the
tenure of President
Olusegun Obasanjo
and to say that they
did is, to say the
least, scandalous and
shameful. I wish to
also point out that I
did not refer to the
late President Umaru
Yar
’adua as an
“accursed” President
and I continue to hold
him and his family in
the highest esteem.
”
According to him, the
comments by
“faceless
hackers” were
perpetrated to
embarrass him and his
family and bring Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo
and his government,
which he proudly
served and defended
for four years, into
public ridicule,
opprobrium and
contempt.
He said, “They were
also designed to
destroy the excellent
personal relationship
that I have had the
privilege of enjoying
with President
Obasanjo for the past
12 years, which is a
father-son
relationship that I
deeply cherish.
“In view of this
terrible experience
and incident may I
urge all media
practitioners and
houses to please
confirm the contents of
anything that they
read on Facebook with
the owner of the page
before going to press
with it in order to
avoid such an
embarrassing situation
in the future.
“He offered apologies
to President Obasanjo
and his family for any
embarrassment the
write-up might have
caused them, saying
“
Until the day that I
die, I shall remain loyal
to President Olusegun
Obasanjo and I shall
be grateful to him for
giving me the
opportunity to serve
my country.”
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