A Shenanigan "Charade" Coined Mopamuro Rally- _Yagba Facts_

It is clear that Leke Abejide's 3rd term hallucination has suffered an irreparable set back as displayed by their panicky charade on Mopamuro land.

The pictures taken and made public were all CLOSE SHOTS, no LONG SHOT talk more of EXTREME LONG SHOT, which would have revealed their cooked-lies which would expose them to the larger members of the public and most likely go ahead to debase the justification of the expended funds taken from their pay master.

Professionally, a Commissioner of Information and Communication should know better, than not to ask that the right shots be taken to interpret an event, and unfortunately the same suppose shambolic show had no video to show the AI-1,000 match!

It is not sad though, in today's Nigerian politics, in APC in particular where there are no primaries and LG elections, JUDAS Is now replicated and _judasis_ abounds everywhere, so seeing Mopamuro sons and daughters or acclaimed sons and daughters, running errand is not new, in fact happy slaves per excellence; which we can't blame them as a man's tummy matters in his or life, subject to it been reasonable or otherwise.

If people are occupying positions they don't deserve to occupy in the first instance, there is no doubt that they will be scared to loose such position because they have condemned themselves already as _people who can't make,_ but thanks to H.E Yahaya Bello CON whose magic hands lifted them out of penury, and they are yet to lift any till date! so why won't they be afraid of losing now, more so when they lack the ability to see beyond where they are standing.

Our only fear is the Lokoja they are trying effortless to deceive to make Lugard house belief that Leke a Governorship candidate before he was suspended in ADC who managed to win four (4) wards from his ten (10) wards in Yagba East LGA in a slim 357 votes despite the Ekiti-smuggled voters, but lost woefully in 20 other LGAs is but one thin god, is unfortunate and a building of house with saliva, which must crumble at the snap of _dewfall._ 

We are happy however, because we are aware that the business-match agents were paid there fees and are waiting for more, please the people of same life are waiting in Yagba East, while we advice they do same in Yagba West, when the time comes, Leke Abejide and his tied to the apron children will know their political level is now worse than 2023.

...Until then, let the money wasting game continues...

✍️:Mopa muro vanguard

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