The Archbishop Emeritus of the Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos, Cardinal Olubunmi Anthony Okogie, on Wednesday urged the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to beware of sycophants ahead of his assumption of office on May 29.

Okogie in a statement in Lagos urged Mr. Buhari to be wary of "wolves in sheep clothing" and all the political jobbers who jumped ship to identify with the winning party.

"Now that the euphoria of electoral victory is over and with some days to the handover ceremony, the president-elect should get to work and hit the ground running without further delay.

"He does not have the luxury of time. He should not be distracted by the litany of requests, demands, recommendations, unrealistic expectations, and open letters at his table and in the media.

"He should also be mindful of the promises and commitments he makes as he receives delegations from different states, various bodies and interest groups.


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We shall see

Biggest sycophant award goes to Anthony "Olubumi" Okojie, the Esan man who thinks he's Yoruba.

Shouldn't you be back home at your age.......well come to think of it, please remain there, we don't want you back.

He doesn't have a choice