“I was promised good governance and happiness for all” – Toyin Abraham reveals President Tinubu’s plans
Actress and filmmaker, Toyin Abraham has finally revealed the plans and ideas President Tinubu shared with her during their last meeting in 2023.
It can be recalled that Toyin, who is also known as ‘Asiwaju Baby’, paid a courtesy visit to Tinubu and Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu as she shared photos via her social media handles, stating that Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the right man for the job.
According to the beautiful mother of one, Tinubu shared some plans with her regarding moving the country forward, but she didn’t disclose specifically what the plans were.
The plans requests resurfaced Today, June 4, after internet users asked her to disclose the ideas the president of Nigeria shared with her.
She responded, “You asked me in a polite way so I will definitely answer you, offcourse I was told n promised good governance n happiness for everyone and wish I believe. If things didn’t go well why do I have to be the one to suffer for it because i remember I voted Jonathan and I was bullied but I didn’t put blame on anyone after everyone choose buhari. So please why would they be cursing n trolling me everytime”.
Checkout her post below:
Maybe one day Toyin Abraham will divulge the plans Bola Tinubu shared with her to the public.
I strongly believe we deserve to hear.
Thank u @toyin_abraham1 pic.twitter.com/1h5BJadc9J
— OTUNBA (@ManLikeIcey) June 3, 2024
Her post triggered massive reactions as social media users shared their thoughts via comment section. Some reactions are shown below:
@ManLikeIcey said, “Do u think he has failed or not with the way things are ?”
@_callmebekky said, “Mama stop responding….Let them ask Cubana and yul, you’re not the only who voted for him ….. Please leave them to wail ”.
@Ugowil said, “Supporting and voting for someone with fake educational and criminal background is criminal”.
@RichDakvng said, “Talk true how much you Collect as promise for the good governance??? No lie oo”.
