‘I remain totally committed to opposing Buhari, APC,’ Ex-minister says
Fani-Kayode made the statement on Sunday, July 17, 2016, in response to a Facebook post which indicated that he would join Buhari to “move Nigeria forward”.
Femi-Fani-Kayode
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He wrote:
“There is a sick individual on fb [Facebook] who has posted some rubbish and attributed it to me.
“Kindly note that this is FALSE. It is a total fabrication. I never said any such thing privately or publicly and neither have I ever written it or published it anywhere.
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“These are desperate and despicable tactics being employed to gather support for themselves by a desperate and despicable government. I remain totally committed to opposing the Buhari administration and the APC and I would NEVER suggest to anyone to join them to move Nigeria forward.”
ALSO READ: Fani-Kayode regains freedom
Fani-Kayode was freed from detention on Friday, July 15 after being held for 67 days by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on allegations of money laundering.
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