‘Game over for Atiku’ – Keyamo boasted on Tinubu’s academic records released by CSU

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Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, has stated that recent events indicate that the game is up for Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Keyamo expressed that Atiku’s loss in the 2023 presidential election has hit him harder than previous defeats.

He further suggested that Atiku should retire from politics in light of the release of President Bola Tinubu’s academic records, which confirm his attendance at Chicago State University.

In a post on X, the minister remarked that Atiku is desperately grasping at any straw that resembles a lifeline.

Keyamo also highlighted that Chicago State University’s response has verified Tinubu’s educational background.

“It is now evident that ATIKU Abubakar’s defeat in the last election has deeply wounded him, more than all his previous losses combined. It has left him searching frantically for any semblance of hope.

“This is detrimental to his well-being; he should accept that the game is over (as the Chicago State University’s responses have demonstrated) and retire peacefully to his renowned residence. Those around him have a role to play in this,” the minister stated.

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