Media personality Dele Momodu has revealed new details about his past interactions with Femi Fani-Kayode, saying the former minister once explored a backup political plan.
In a post via X, according to Momodu, Fani-Kayode had been worried about his political future at a time when he was out of power. He explained that the situation pushed Fani-Kayode to quietly seek alternatives, including reaching out to influential figures. One of those mentioned was Atiku Abubakar, a key opposition leader.
Momodu said Fani-Kayode asked for help from friends, including himself, to establish contact with Atiku in case his expectations did not materialise. This, he suggested, showed how uncertain and frustrated Fani-Kayode felt during that period.
He also pointed out that Fani-Kayode strongly desires to remain relevant in politics and struggles when he is not in a position of influence. Momodu described this as a major reason behind his actions and decisions over time.
The comments come amid ongoing public disagreements between both men, with tensions rising over political differences and personal criticisms.
Momodu further questioned whether Fani-Kayode’s recent conduct matches the responsibilities expected of someone being considered for a major diplomatic role under President Bola Tinubu.
Here’s a screenshot of his post.
In his words, “He was already working on Plan B, and begging a few of us to help him reach out to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar (GCON), if all hopes evaporate.” Read_More…