Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has compared Nigerian elections and campaigns to going to battle.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
For security considerations, Governor Aiyedatiwa claimed he did not accompany his wife, Oluwaseun Aiyedatiwa, to campaign events. The governor said in an interview with Channels TV on Monday that his wife attended his swearing-in ceremony for a second term because it was a post-war celebration.
But he also mentioned that his wife was at home, praying for him and planning things, even though she was not out in public during his campaign. In his own words: “I can also tell you that I was there with my deputy and all of our supporters during the campaign years.” It is important to remember that your wife is not there in the studio with you. I therefore consider that to be at work. Furthermore, you don’t bring your wife to work. She was back at home, most likely praying for us while we were jogging down the street, campaigning.
However, she was there at the formal event today. Therefore, I’m not sure what you truly mean when you say that. However, you do not bring your wife to the front lines of battle while you are working there. You are aware that the election in this region of the world is akin to a war. Thus, no soldier brings his spouse to the front lines of battle. They remain at home, praying and taking care of everything. However, they will appear when he arrives after the war, following the ceremony.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
