Former Minister of Aviation, Femi
Fani-Kayode, has said that his fight is against,, “the fascists, the
hegemonists, the supremacists and internal colonial rule”.
In a tweet on Sunday afternoon,
Fani-Kayode again insisted on the restructuring of Nigeria.
He wrote: “My father, Chief Remi
Fani-Kayode, fought against British colonial rule and successfully moved the
motion for Nigeria’s independence in 1958.
“I am fighting against the
fascists, the hegemonists, the supremacists and internal colonial rule and I
insist on a restructured Nigeria.”
Earlier in the week, Fani-Kayode
stated that the greatest challenge Nigeria faces in the next two
years , is not the issue of who becomes president, but the question of
whether the country will be restructured or not.
Story story you are fighting for your pocket everyone knows that
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ReplyDeleteMotunrayo Ogundipe, if restructuring is your meaning for fighting for his pocket, then FFK is on the right track.
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