Bode George Mocks APC Leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu Over Saraki & Dogara's Emergence.

Chief Bode George, former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday taunted Bola Tinubu over the emergence of Bukola Saraki as senate president. 



THIS DAY reports that George, who spoke in London, said Saraki’s emergence is an indication that Tinubu, ''is five minutes to his political sunset''.

George reportedly said, ''Since 1999, the PDP is known for playing national politics and we will continue to do just that, whether we are in the opposition or not. “The APC is a congregation of strange bed fellows and Tinubu erroneously still thinks that his party will continue to play the type of politics of imposition he is playing in Lagos.

''As the ruling party at the national level, the game has changed. Tinubu is yet to wake from his politics of imposition. He should quickly realise now that it is five minutes to his political sunset.

''What happened in Abuja today (yesterday) is a welcome development for national and rational politics. Tinubu and his fellow dreamers have zoned themselves to total irrelevance. This is a sign of more things to come''.