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He played mind games with them - Keyamo rejoices as Tinubu returns to Nigeria

APC Presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. [Facebook:Bola Tinubu]
APC Presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. [Facebook:Bola Tinubu]
Tinubu returned to Nigeria after days of speculations and rumours over his health and whereabouts.
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The Spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress campaign council, Festus Keyamo, has thrown shades at opposition supporters as the party's presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, returned to Nigeria.

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Tinubu returned to Nigeria in the evening of Thursday, October 6, 2022, barely two weeks since he was last seen in the public.

His sudden disappearance had given birth to several conspiracy theories over his health and whereabouts with some Nigerians claiming he was receiving treatment for a serious ailment, having been flown out for urgent medical attention.

While some APC chieftains claimed that Tinubu had gone to London to rest after a gruelling period in Nigeria, Keyamo recently said he didn't know the whereabouts of the former Lagos State governor even though he claimed he was hale and hearty.

Pulse reports that Tinubu, on Sunday, posted a video of himself riding a spinning bike to prove his fitness and some pictures also made rounds during the week showing the candidate in the company of two famous businessmen at his home in London.

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Tinubu returns home: Meanwhile, taking to his Twitter page, Keyamo posted a video of Tinubu disembarking from the plane on Thursday with a caption that makes mockery of the recent outcries.

He described the APC presidential candidate's non-appearance in the public in recent times as a masterstroke to keep the oppositions' mind guessing.

Keyamo's tweet read: "The Eagle has landed!!! He teased them; he played mind games with them; their thoughts went wild; but @officialABAT is the master of the game. Just when they thought they had something on which to feast, he’s rather the one now feasting on their naivety. Welcome back, the City Boy!"

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