Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

I don't know why the title of the article says that Tinubu disappointed him whereas he hoped that Tinubu would deliver a good presentation at the Chatham House. I guess it's all about the traffic

SmartPolician:
I don't know why the title of the article says that Tinubu disappointed when he hoped that Tinubu would deliver a good presentation at the Chatham House. I guess it's all about the traffic

If you say so

Which news paper is this...


Coming from omoyeebo propaganda newspaper..

Address
Kanu cage opposite anambra state. .

Off dss road ..

"But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see."


"........It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit."

Beautiful. Just waow.

frontrunnerbaba:
Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

This op is an urchin.

lhordspy:
"But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see."


"........It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit."

Beautiful. Just waow.

A thread for urchins to masturbate on


You guys are doing well in selling this comedy of gaffes

Another tribalistik Yoru bad fake Muslimnss pigg that poo inside bucket.urchins

Ofunaofu:


A thread for urchins to masturbate on


You guys are doing well in selling this comedy of gaffes

You sound like...

technicallyrich:
Another tribalistik Yoru bad fake Muslimnss pigg that poo inside bucket.urchins

You sound like your name

Ofunaofu:


A thread for urchins to masturbate on


You guys are doing well in selling this comedy of gaffes

You sound like your name. Sorry

frontrunnerbaba:



You sound like your name. Sorry

How does it sound

But to the vast of his numerous Agbadorian and hired clappers his performance is top notch and even beyond expectations....


On your manhood we shall stand
On your wallet we shall stand
On your wallet on your manhood
On your wallet we shall stand

frontrunnerbaba:
Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

My issue is this I wonder how people like the writer that have experienced developed world still come and support someone like Tinubu


See how he tactically avoided the question delegation to others

I am happy you admitted your mind skipped when Tinubu was about to make his speech


You as a Yoruba man if Yoruba nation was a country would you back Tinubu to be it's leader ?

Abdul05:
Which news paper is this...


Coming from omoyeebo propaganda newspaper..

Address
Kanu cage opposite anambra state. .

Off dss road ..

Just look the way you are disgracing yourself and family here.

Without reading a word, you have used the title to spew your tribalistic stupidity.

Next time, at least read the article before promoting your tribalism.

Urchins no dey ever get sense.

Good one. Thanks K-Rash.

seunmsg:
Good one. Thanks K-Rash.

Kad-Mut, just keep shut!

frontrunnerbaba:
Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

No video to back up your claim? Let him come out and talk to the masses and answer questions on the go. The law of nature is acting on him and people want to impose another calamity on over 200 million Nigerians

mycar:

No video to back up your claim? Let him come out and talk to the masses and answer questions on the go. The law of nature is acting on him and people want to impose another calamity on over 200 million Nigerians

many Christian faithful protested what they referred to as an attempt to “Islamise” the country.

It's all love,

One thing I noticed , most that hate Tinubu don't even know why they do... They just do

This is one Politician I have followed for a long time and he has been excellent

Sadly the new youths who are in their 30s and 20s are barely 10 to 15 years old when Tinubu left office, all they ever heard of Tinubu came solely from PDP media



.

frontrunnerbaba:
Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

I wish I could write like this. Wow

SmartPolician:
I don't know why the title of the article says that Tinubu disappointed him whereas he hoped that Tinubu would deliver a good presentation at the Chatham House. I guess it's all about the traffic

You didn't read either. He said Tinubu disappointed the Hateful lying naysayers, which he had previously believed until he saw and heard Tinubu speak beautifully at Chatham and BBC.

Meanwhile, the headline should be changed.

Abdul05:
Which news paper is this...


Coming from omoyeebo propaganda newspaper..

Address
Kanu cage opposite anambra state. .

Off dss road ..

You are too lazy to read. That is reason you are being lied to.

mycar:

No video to back up your claim? Let him come out and talk to the masses and answer questions on the go. The law of nature is acting on him and people want to impose another calamity on over 200 million Nigerians

You already saw Tinubu's beautiful BBC interview or are you blind and dumb?

Kunle Rasheed!
E ti ya were sir

What is this one saying?

Was he appointed before?

Another tribalistik Yoru bad fake somebody nss cotten that poo inside bucket

StaffofOrayan:
Kunle Rasheed!
E ti ya were sir

IS there any lie in what he's saying

techWriter1:
Another tribalistik Yoru bad fake somebody nss cotten that poo inside bucket

Why is he tribalistic. Seems you have mouth diarrhea

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frontrunnerbaba:
Tinubu Disappointed Me By Kunle Rasheed

When I left my temporary residence of London Bridge to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, where APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was billed to verbalize his thoughts, I knew instantly there would be a lot of drama knowing how politics is being played by my Nigerian brothers and sisters.
 
I had told myself it will be a great disservice to me as a journalist who is fortunate to be in London at this particular time, not to witness the APC presidential flag bearer’s attempt at convincing the international policymakers and experts about his vision and mission to rescue Nigeria from its present predicament.
 
I got there early enough since it’s about two train stops away from where I was.
 
As early as 11am that I got there, there were lots of Asiwaju supporters waiting to receive their hero who had been scheduled to speak by 1pm. These supporters I learnt have been there since 8am in the morning not minding the unfriendly weather.
 
Aside those on the side of Asiwaju, a lone voice who wore a T-shirt branded with Yoruba separationist agitator, Sunday Igboho’s face was shouting at the top of her voice that the only solution to Nigeria problem is the realisation of the Yoruba Nation. This lone voice, an elderly woman, in no time had about three more supporters who were echoing her demand.
 
As I was still observing the situation, Reno Omokri, an author, a pastor and a well known social media influencer, from no where busted on the scene with some protesters who were chanting “Asiwaju, not fit to be the president of Nigeria because of this and that.” But unfortunately for Reno this time, he was subdued and overwhelmed by the ardent disciples of BAT who made sure Reno’s voice and that of his collaborators were not heard. Everywhere Reno turned to, the APC members who had loud speakers followed him until Reno was totally subdued that he waved goodbye and left the scene.


At that time despite the freezing cold, the whole place was charged as the wait for Asiwaju and the others continued.
 
Eventually, Asiwaju and the other dignitaries came in at about few minutes to 1pm and they were taken in through the side door because of the mammoth crowd that were present at the front gate.
 
I couldn’t make it to the auditorium because the attendance was done online and I couldn’t have been accredited right on spot.
 
If I was not fortunate to hear him out at the Chatham House, another opportunity came when he decided to engage the APC members in the Diaspora (UK) in another hall not too far from the Chatham House.
 
I was able to gain access through the governor of Ogun State Dapo Abiodun whom I thought was only going into that big hospitality outfit for something else.
 
Getting inside the hall, I was surprised to see Asiwaju whom I had thought had left the vicinity in that black Mercedes Benz Bus that came to ferry him away with the likes of Fayemi, Ayade, Ganduje, Umahi, El-Rufai, Badaru, Gbajabiamila, Oshiohmole and others sitting patiently and waiting for others to seat.

As Asiwaju stood up to speak, my heart skipped a beat; I became scared because of the way social media had painted him not to be able to articulate his thoughts again because of what they termed as ill health. I must confess; I love his personality and I don’t want him to falter because I know how brilliant he is with the gift of oratory.
 
But, Asiwaju positively surprised me as soon as he opened his mouth and his thoughts were sequentially articulated. He was injecting witty vibes to spice it intermittently, I knew at once that many times on social media, its all about the more you look, the less you see.
 
Asiwaju, was able to marshal his thoughts on nation building and how he intends to change the face of the nation positively if he is elected president, not forgetting how he was the best student in foreign school who had five top companies waiting to employ him before graduating.
 
It was indeed a pleasant delight to see him speak so intelligently that I concluded he has not lost touch a bit.
 
As good as the day was, I had opened my phone to see what was happening on social media and the first thing I saw was the same Reno who was silenced all through with video evidences claiming he chased and embarrassed Asiwaju at the Chatham House. He claimed further that Asiwaju due to the embarrassment could not leave his car. Haba! How could Reno lie so blatantly without blinking an eye lid? Asiwaju and other dignitaries were not near the venue when Reno started his failed protest.
 
He had left an hour before Asiwaju and the others came to the venue.


But, looking at it, do I need to blame Reno for pushing such a narrative? I think the blame should go to the APC not to have pushed out their own account first when Reno was overpowered. But they felt complacent and Reno took advantage of their complacency to push out his own version of the episode.
 
The lesson learnt from my little experience at the Chatham house is ‘ma te lenu’ (don’t be swayed by mere talks), do extra work more as a journalist in unearthing the truth always.


! Kunle Rasheed reporting live from my inner mind

I am not surprised at Reno as a Nigerian Journalist, ” if u can meet up, destroy him” they are the backyard journalist.
However, let Reno learn that “Ibaje Enia Koda ise Oluwa duro” no matter your bad efforts, you can not change Allah decision”

On top of how Rashidi, Tinubu ko Eleyi ni.