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SOCIAL MEDIA CANNOT HELP, YOUR TIME IS IN THE FUTURE, MELAYE ADVISES OBI

 

Forget social media drama, wait for your time, Melaye advises Obi

Dino Melaye and Peter Obi

A former lawmaker representing Kogi West Senatorial District, Dino Melaye, has appealed to the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, to wait for his “time” to achieve his presidential ambition.

Melaye made the appeal in a video clip shared on his Facebook page on Friday.

The former lawmaker said while Obi was indeed a good product, the time was not right for him to actualise his presidential ambition, adding that the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, fits the bill more.

“By the grace of God he (Obi) has the potential of being the president in the nearest future. I celebrate you and I celebrate your movement for a new Nigeria. While I celebrate you, I want to advise you that your time is not now. You have to wait for your time.

“I have listened to your postulations, arguments, deliveries, and campaigns and I can say 90 percent of your campaigns are dwelling on reducing the cost of governance,” Melaye said

“You are a great Nigerian and I salute your political and intellectual sagacity. You are one Nigerian that I know that tomorrow, there’s a space for you. But for today, let us forget the social media drama and Diaspora euphoria

    “The truth of the matter is that we need a unifier and a Nigerian than can solve the problem of insecurity and that will have intel from every security facet of our national life. We need a Nigerian that will get intel from Cameroon, Mali, Chad, Benin Republic and others.

    “We need a Nigerian that has that capacity to solve the problem of Boko Haram, bandits, and others because he has intel from all the neighboring countries and that Nigerian today is Atiku Abubakar,” Melaye said.

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