The Chief Spokesman for the Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council, Festus Keyamo, has asked the international community to be careful of claims that the outcome of the February 25 presidential election was fraudulent.
In a tweet via his Twitter handle on Saturday, Keyamo said some Nigerians are deceiving Nigeria’s international friends that a mandate was stolen in order to raise funds to ‘protest’ the ‘stolen mandate’.
The Minister of State for Labour and Employment asked the international community to stop giving the alleged protesters money for their activities.
According to the chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), many of those claiming that a mandate was stolen are already living big from such scams.
He wrote: “A note to our international friends: some people here are deceiving you that a mandate was stolen in order to raise funds to ‘protest’ the ‘stolen mandate’. We call it ‘419’ in Nigeria or ‘yahoo yahoo’. Please, stop giving them money. Many are already living big from such scams. Thank you for listening!”
News360 Info earlier reported that some Nigerians living in America under the aegis of the Nigerian American Coalition for justice and democracy have secured permission from the US government department of the interior, to stage a protest against the outcome of Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential election held on February 25.
The convener, Franklin Ekechukwu disclosed that the aim of the protest is to express their displeasure and rejection of the election.
The group will also present their Visa ban list to the White House, US Congress, and State Department on Monday, April 3, 2023, during their protest in Washington DC.
