Shehu Sani reacts to viral video showing Asiwaju’s wet cloth with Tinubu: “Don’t block your nose.”

Former federal lawmaker Shehu Sani has mocked Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the national leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, over a video circulating on social media in which the former Lagos Governor’s cloth appears to be soaked with an unidentified liquid after he got up from a seat.

A man in a suit, believed to be a member of the APC chieftain’s security detail, was seen in the video staring at the wet part of the dress while allegedly closing his nostrils.

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Shehu Sani, a social media commentator from Kaduna, joked that the aide in the video had broken tradition by allegedly blocking his nose to whatever smell was in the air when his principal stood up to speak.
“When a King fouls the air in the palace, no subject is expected to block his nose; respect and loyalty is to inhale the Gucci perf and smile,” Sani, who represented Kaduna central district in the eight Assembly, tweeted.

Bola Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos and also an ex-Senator, had recently declared to run in the 2023 presidential election, vowing to make Nigerians happy.

Tinubu said he hopes to step in the shoes of President Muhammadu Buhari without stepping on the incumbent President’s toes.

However, a majority of Nigerians are of the opinion that Nigeria no longer needs another President who is beyond the age of 65 come 2023. This opinion became stronger following the number of months President Buhari spent in London hospital.

Tinubu on his part has started visiting London for medical treatment already and Nigerians are wondering what will become of him and the country when the Jagaban of Lagos finally becomes the President.

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Making more mockery of the former Senator further, Sani tweeted in pidgin English, “Una too de yab the Jagaban too much; leave am now make him rest, make una kuku yab others.”