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APC chieftain, Joe Igbokwe, ‘drags’ Dele Momodu for criticizing President Tinubu
APC chieftain, Joe Igbokwe, has taken a swipe at publisher, Dele Momodu, for criticizing President Tinubu.
Momodu released an open letter addressed to President Tinubu in which he decried the state of the nation. He also said the that the Tinubu administration is ‘failing’ because ‘someone transferred the Lagos template to Abuja’. Read here
Igbokwe who appears to be displeased with Momodu’s letter, took to his Facebook page to take a dig at him. See what he wrote below.
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