Journalist Rufai Oseni has been publicly criticized by Lere Olayinka, the Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media to Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Nyesom Wike, for exhibiting what he calls conceit and an abuse of authority during a confrontation with law enforcement..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Lere Olayinka posted a video of the event on X, showing the person in question threatening to “call the governor” and even seeming to explore getting into a physical struggle with the officers. “This is a tiny god that can break the law and must not be questioned,” Olayinka said in her biting assessment. He threatened to “call the governor” and even threatened to hit the police officers. Imagine this person as the president of the Senate. It’s likely that he will be smacking his coworkers.
Olayinka’s comments are reportedly made against a backdrop of growing personal rivalry and political tensions. Discussions on prominent figures’ conduct and interactions with authorities have been rekindled by the occurrence. “Like I have maintained, most of these people forming Moral Police will do worse if they are in positions of power,” Olayinka said. With other cars and onlookers in the background, the suit-wearing person is seen interacting with police officers on a busy route in the now-viral footage. Although the precise circumstances leading up to the conflict are still unknown, it seems to have started during a traffic stop. Below is a snapshot of the tweet posted by Lere Olayinka on his official account:
