You're deceiving Kogi people, Melaye blasts Bello after meeting with FFK
- Dino Melaye has berated Governor Yahaya Bello for the alleged failure of his administration
- Melaye also alleged that the Kogi governor has majored in stealing from the state's treasury and is still bent on deceiving the people
- The former senator, however, on Monday, February 8, said that at the right time, he will be one of those people who give the governor a rude shock
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Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state is getting a lot of heat after his meeting with a former aviation minister, Femi Fani-Kayode.
One of those who are fuming over the recent meeting is Dino Melaye, a former senator from the same state.
Reacting to the tweet in which Fani-Kayode disclosed the meeting, Melaye blasted the governor and claimed that he is only trying to further deceive and distract the people of Kogi.
Melaye also claimed that Bello is aiming to use his presidential ambition to hide the failure of his government.
The former senator wrote on his Twitter page on Monday, February 8:
"Gov. Bello is deceiving and distracting all those who take him seriously on the phantom presidential ambition to shield attention from the colossal and unprecedented stealing and failure of his wasted years in Kogi State. At the right time we will burst his bubble."
Earlier, the recent meeting between Fani-Kayode and Bello of the All Progressives Congress (APC) generated a lot of reactions and comments among Nigerians on social media.
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Many citizens on Twitter believe that Fani-Kayode's claim that the visit provided a "frank, candid, fruitful, and productive discussion" was nothing but wishful thinking.
Others feel this was just the duo playing to the gallery and trying to make people believe that they are serious about the nation's myriad predicaments and the way out of them.
A Twitter subscriber, Nwa Chukwu, fumed over the untold plight of the masses who installed who voted the current administration into power but are living in abject penury.
Source: Legit.ng