Buhari Spent N5bn to Appear at Chatham House, Says Femi Fani-Kayode

The Director PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation, Femi Fani-Kayode has explained that the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Muhammadu Buhari spent nothing less than N5 billion to execute his Chatham House appearance in London, United Kingdom.

Fani-Kayode said the Buhari’s speech in London was organised and stage-managed because the audience were carefully picked to suit APC’s plans as well as the questions asked at the speaking engagement.

He noted that the N5bn was used for numerous foreign consultants, air tickets for the huge
delegation, governor’s contingent, hotel bills, the purchase and renting of vehicles and other logistics.
He challenged the APC and its leaders to contradict this information.

“The questions that were asked were given to him two days before the event and the answers were prepared for him and given to him to rehearse.

“The programme lasted for only 55 minutes and only five questions, which were all planted, were asked. The people in the Hall were sponsored,” Fani-Kayode said.

The former Aviation Minister said that 1,500 persons applied to attend the function but only 200 were allowed, in while the audience was carefully selected.

He alleged that the APC mobilised many students from the Republic of Ireland, who were all on scholarship courtesy of the Rivers State Government, to embark on a pro-Buhari rally outside the Chatham House.

Fani-Kayode further alleged that the students were threatened that their scholarships would be withdrawn if they refused to participate in the rally.

“This was the show of shame that Gen. Buhari has got himself involved in. Sadly Chatham House offered its prestigious platform to sell a bad product to the world. The APC leaders begged for the speaking engagement and we are reliably informed that they paid for it,” Fani-Kayode stressed.