You can accuse Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo of being ‘’down-to-earth’’, considering his pint-size. You can also accuse him of intellectual exuberance, but you cannot tack corruption to him. It will not stick.

Over the years, the maelstrom of anger against Osinbajo has widened. The reason for this, perhaps, is the perception by some Nigerians that he is not standing up enough for his own – the Christian fold and the south — when it matters. Another reason is the amplification of this perception by some members of the opposition who deploy propaganda to ‘’divisive finale’’.

Osinbajo’s faith and calling – as a pastor – are sometimes juxtaposed with allegations of intellectual dishonesty, pretense and of enshrouding the wrongs in the Buhari administration.

As matter of fact, the vice-president often appears to be singled out for remonstrance for the lapses and controversial policies of the administration.

For example, in June, the vice-president was reported to have told Nigerians in New York that Nigeria had about 112.7million people living in extreme poverty as of 2010 – this was in response to reports of the country becoming the world poverty capital under Buhari.

One of those who drew blood from Osinbajo on account of this was Reno Omokri. The soi-disant “Buhari tormentor’’ vocalised the typical perception. He said the vice-president lies as much as the devil.

He said: “You see that no matter how far and fast Osinbajo’s regular falsehood travels, it will always be overtaken by truth.’

“I will like to say again that Mr Osinbajo has shown himself to be a man of very base character, who lies as much as the devil that he preaches against and whose behaviour has undermined the faith of genuine believers.”

Really, social media has made it facile to sculpt perceptions. All it takes is for a stentorian voice, with a strong capacity for babble, to make pronouncements on an issue or an individual, and the mob, which operates without the ‘’encephalon’’, go to town and bleat.

It is understandable that there are high expectations of Osinbajo being a man of the robe. But the tendency to diminish him for standing in support of the administration he serves is an act sanctimony.

I think, by being a strong support to Buhari, Osinbajo is giving to Caesar what belongs to Caesar.

Also, before the Ruga programme was pigeonholed, Osinbajo took much of the obloquy for the controversial initiative, even though he had nothing to do with it; he was already working on the National Livestock Transformation Plan with the governors of the 36 states.

READ MORE: https://thebelltimesng.com/2019/09/27/you-can-accuse-osinbajo-of-anything-but-not-corruption/

Allow the children of hate to wail. We know where there allegations are coming from.

Osita chidoka, yinka odumakin, FFK, reno omokry, deji adeyanju, timi frank are all mad men from Atiku's camp.

Afamed:
Allow the children of hate to wail. We know where there allegations are coming from.

Who do you refer to as children of hate? This tag is becoming too generic. The guy who wrote this piece is also from the SE where you guys derive joy to ridicule.

GreyLaw:


Who do you refer to as children of hate? This tag is becoming too generic. The guy who wrote this piece is also from the SE where you guys derive joy to ridicule.

Perhaps you are the one generalising it. By by one definition, children of hate are seen in every region

If criminality can be used to qualify Osibanjo, then is an understatement.
The man breeds and oozes out corruption. Short but deadly.
Not only that he has a track record of intimidating the press.
Osibanjo is corrupt and a thief.
Anyone who celebrates him, is also a thief.

Ndibunna:
If criminality can be used to qualify Osibanjo, then is an understatement.

The man breeds and oozes out corruption. Short but deadly.

Not only that he has a track record of intimidating the press.

Osibanjo is corrupt and a thief.

Anyone who celebrates him, is also a thief.

And you ended up giving no evidence where he has been seen with stolen funds. This one is a typical example of children of hate I am referring to

The only thing in my head right now, is osibanjo 2023, and idiotic pigs wil not like that

Rubbish

Last I checked he had a problem with his fulani master's. Let them sort it out.

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