Call me a bastard if you spend more than eight years in University – Tinubu tells students

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Write it down, you ‘II spend eight years in University or call me a bastard – Tinubu gaffe again in Osun

All Progressives Congress (APC), presidential flagbearer, Bola Tinubu, February 3, suffered yet another gaffe while addressing his supporters in Osun state.

While speaking in Yoruba dialect, the APC presidential candidate said he will double the duration of university education in the country from the current four years to eight years.

“Those of you in school, write it down. Call me a bastard if you spend more than eight years in school. You will be in school for eight years.”

The video of Tinubu making the comment in Osogbo, the Osun state capital has since gone viral on social media.

Academic programmes in Nigerian universities typically run for four years with the exception of specialised studies such as law and medicine, which last five and six years respectively. The comment has further fuelled criticism from Nigerians on social media, who maintain that Tinubu is not fit for the rigorous job of leading the country.

The Guardian reports that Tinubu, while speaking in Osogbo, restated that he helped President Muhammadu Buhari to power and would succeed him.

His words: “We brought them into power and we will succeed them. Keep your mind at rest. On election day, even if they extend polling boots to Egbatedo, we will win.”

He said his administration would empower the people with the skill that will make them employable. Tinubu also took a verbal swipe at the current Osun governor, Senator Ademola Nurudeen Adeleke, saying the state’s chief executive have been ‘misbehaving.’

Meanwhile, the Deputy Whip of the Senate, Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi has said that Tinubu would sustain the legacy of President Muhammadu Buhari. Senator Abdullahi made the comment on Monday, January 30 while commissioning a rehabilitated stadium in Niger state.

According to him, Tinubu is the ideal person to continue from where Buhari stopped and sustain the president’s legacies.

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