Patience Jonathan Is Right, Buhari Is Brain-Dead – Fani Kayode

The spokesperson of the PDP Presidential campaign organization, Femi Fani-Kayode, has come out to defend the recent remarks by first lady Patience Jonathan, that APC Presidential candidate, Gen Buhari is old and brain dead.
At a press conference in Abuja today, Fani-Kayode said Mrs Jonathan only spoken the bitter truth“The First Lady has spoken in a courageous and forthright manner and, most important of all, she has spoken the bitter truth.
Instead of crying like spoilt little brats and complaining, the APC and the Buhari Campaign Organisation should live with that bitter truth and leave her alone.
She has every right to express herself in any way that she deems fit and she is entitled to her opinion.
This is especially so given the fact that her husband, President Goodluck Jonathan, is in the presidential race.This is a man that said that he would scrap the office of the First Lady if he is elected President.If he is not ready to face public scrutiny and criticism for his often times irresponsible, retrogressive, nonsensical and asinine views, he should quit the presidential race and consider retiring from politics.
Our counsel to the APC is as follows: leave the First Lady alone or prepare yourselves for a relentless verbal blitzkrieg, the likes of which you have never seen before.” he said

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