You may die before Tinubu – Adeyanju tells those wishing president-elect dead

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By Musa Baba Adamu

A social commentator, Deji Adeyanju, has told those wishing Bola Tinubu dead that they might die before him.
As the president-elect returned to Nigeria on Monday, Adeyanju called out those who thought the former Lagos State governor was in a foreign country over an ailment.
Adeyanju told them to stop the same folly they displayed during the eight years of President Muhammadu Buhari, asking the opposition to wake up and start preparing for the next election.
“President-elect Tinubu is back to Nigeria. How far now with all those wishing him dead in the name of opposition? Learn from the folly of the last 8 yrs against Buhari and begin to prepare for 2027,” he said in a series of tweets.
He also added: “Those wishing Tinubu dead may end up dying before him. Life is so full of surprises and humility. Buhari who is about to complete his 2nd term is a perfect example why we shouldn’t take politics to the extreme. It’s just politics and nothing more. It’s about ideology and not hate.”

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