Fani Kayode Likens PDP to A Man With Testicle Removed

The Nigerian political scene most times can be mistaken as a comedy hub owing to hilarious statements made by some of the country’s political elites, with Femi Fani Kayode often times at the front row throwing jibes and cracking political jokes in the open space.

According to his recent statements, the former Peoples Democratic Party, PDP member has likened the party to a man who has one of his testicles removed.

The political elite, Femi Fani-Kayode made this known while standing as  a spokesman for the All Progressives Congress, APC presidential campaign committee.

He reaffirmed that Ahmed Bola Tinubu, the APC’s presidential candidate, will win the upcoming election by a wide majority.

Fani-Kayode revealed this during a Channels TV interview on Monday.

“I believe APC will do well in Nasarawa, Niger, Kagi, Plateau and Kwara states.

“In North West states, APC we will do well. In Kaduna state, Zamfara, Kano states. With three-four states in the North west, we are going to do much better, so when you aggregate the figures, I believe that Ahmed Bola Tinubu will be elected the president of the federal republic of Nigeria come 2023 with a big margin.

“It is PDP that has to worry about the South East states not APC, because traditionally it has been the stronghold of PDP, but this is not so anymore.

“The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP is totally divided. PDP is like a man who had one of his testicles removed. Five governors are opposed to them now, I will say 5 and a half governors, one of the governors called me the other day and expressed his dissatisfaction with what is going on at PDP. It appears to me that this is something that can’t be resolved.”

He added that the rise of Peter Obi, the presidential candidate for the Labour Party (LP), has further hurt PDP’s chances of winning the 2023 election.

Femi Fani Kayode spoke about the destruction Peter Obi did to the PDP stating:

“Peter Obi, Labour Party presidential candidate, has done the greatest damage to PDP, by simply attracting votes in the North central areas, which are traditionally PDP areas. Places like Plateau, Edo, Delta, South Eastern states. So where are they going to get the support from?”

Quite a bit of an irony considering a year ago, the politician stood front and center championing the PDP’s cause, and now Femi Fani Kayode stands a defendant of the very government he consistently spent 6 years condemning. Obviously, a lot can change in months.