Fay Tee

You were quick to call someone else’s tweet “Paid Propaganda”, but you’re here doing exactly what you’re accusing others of doing. Let’s not pretend this is your first time running GAA’s political errands. You did the same thing during the 2023 elections, when you coordinated a group of tweeps, including Asiwaju Lerry and some people around him. So what’s all the drama about being neutral? We know where you stand. You started this campaign with “I’m not supporting APC or any party, but…” and before long, you were attacking opposition candidates while conveniently promoting your preferred candidate. Let’s call a spade a spade. And since you claim to be speaking the truth, let’s talk about your candidate. A man who has been Speaker of the Kwara State House of Assembly for over seven years. What has he achieved? What projects can he point to? What has his community benefited from his years in office? Apart from being a rubber stamp for the governor, what exactly has he brought to the table? His own community was battling banditry, yet he couldn’t even show up to identify with the people and demonstrate genuine concern. Now, he suddenly remembers the community when it’s time to ask for votes. Yet you have the time and energy to attack other candidates whose grassroots impact is visible. You are defending someone who has occupied a powerful political office for years but has very little to show for it. Nobody is stopping you from supporting GAA, but have the courage to own your political interest. You cannot be a political promoter today and an independent voice tomorrow simply because it suits your argument. And please, spare us the lecture about paid propaganda.