Oba Solomon rings bell of warning, says ‘nothing must happen to Tinubu’
April 30, 2023
A renowned entertainer, and reality showman, Adelana Adekunle Solomon, popularly known as Oba Solomon, has warned that ‘nothing must happen to Bola Ahmed Tinubu’, the president-elect of Nigeria.
Starnews Nigeria reports that Oba Solomon sounded the note of warning to all the Yoruba citizens, especially the prominent citizens of the Yoruba race across the world.
In a few seconds video he posted on his Facebook page about 7 hours ago, with a Yoruba title, “Eyin omo Yoruba, ikankan ko gbodo se tinubu ooo” (Yoruba Indigene, Nothing Must Happen To Tinubu), he claimed he was inspired from the Holy Center to sound the note of warning.
He however did not reveal why he rang the bell of warning and directed it at the Yoruba indigenes.
“Yoruba people, Yoruba people, Yoruba people, how many times did I call you, that’s three times; all Yoruba kings and prominent citizens, nothing must happen to Tinubu. This is the message they asked me to tell you from the Holy Center. Yoruba people, nothing must happen to Tinubu, it’s over to you all”, he said.
Starnews Nigeria reported that the Independent National Electoral Commission had declared that Tinubu polled 8,794,726 votes to win the 2023 presidential election in Nigeria.
The commission declared that Atiku came second with 6,984,520 votes, while it announced Labour Party’s Peter Obi as the second runner-up with 6,101,533 votes.
But Atiku, Obi, and some other parties rejected the results announced by INEC and heeded for the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal in Abuja with prayers that the election should be nullified.
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