The messy war between former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode and the founder, Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, Prof. Ishaq Akintola is far from being over, as the MURIC boss described the former minister’s father as the real traitor who betrayed the Yoruba to northern hegemony.
Fani-Kayode had sparked off the war of words when he described Akintola as a traitor to the people of Southwest and dangerous enemy of the South.
He said the MURIC boss is a disgrace to Islam and a slave to the Fulanis.
“Ishaq Akintola is a traitor to the people of the South West and a dangerous enemy of the South. His name is Judas! Not only is he a gutless slave to the Fulani but he is also a disgrace to Islam.
“He should ask his owners and masters why they never allow Oduduwan Muslims to lead in prayer even though Islam got to the South West 400 years before Usman Dan Fodio set foot in northern Nigeria,” Fani-Kayode said.
Though Akintola replied Fani-Kayode the last time, he came back in fury on Friday and attacked the former minister on twitter, saying that his father, Chief Remi Ade Fani-Kayode was the real traitor.
He wrote: “Fani-Kayode called Ishaq Akintola a traitor. ‘Traitor’ in what matter? That is terminological inexactitude. Somebody must betray in a matter over which you have all agreed before you can call him a traitor. What did we agree on? Who did we betray?
“Did we ever agree together on Amotekun? Did you ever carry the Muslims along? How can we be traitors in a matter in which we were never taken into consideration? How can we be traitors in a matter over which we never sat down together to take a decision?
“Did we Muslims sit down with the Afenifere or any group and agreed that we should form Amotekun? Can you shave our heads in our absence? Can you defecate for us? Must you eat for us when we are the ones who are hungry? Will that take our hunger away?
