Former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode, has called out Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi and his running mate, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, over their alleged view on homosexuality.
Baba-Ahmed was a Senator when the anti-gay bill was being considered in the Nigerian Senate in 2014. Contributing to the bill during plenary at the time, Baba-Ahmed stated that such ”elements should be killed in society”.
Femi Fani-Kayode, who was recently appointed as a member of APC’s presidential council, has stated that while Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed believes gays should be killed, Peter Obi allegedly shares the same view.
The former Minister also claimed that killing people as a penalty for their sexual orientation and choices is a reflection of the fascistic and barbaric society that the Obidients (supporters of Peter Obi) wants to allegedly foist on Nigerians.
He tweeted;
”Peter’s running mate, Dati Ahmed, believes gays should be killed. No doubt Peter secretly shares his view.
”Killing people as a penalty for their sexual orientation & choices is a reflection of the fascistic & barbaric society that the Obidients want to foist on us. God forbid!”
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