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The former spokesperson to The Labour Party Presidential campaign council, Dele Farotimi had written to the NBC via his lawyer after NBC came after Arise tv, issued final warning to the station after the Interview they granted to Dele Farotimi and Kenneth Okonkwo respectively. Read below : Concerned Nigerian wrote : “Don’t keep mute over NBC shameful
The vociferous former Presidential spokesperson for the Labour Party, Dele Farotimi has dropped a satirical but powerful statements in his interview where he said, “i thank God for Tinubu”. According to Dele Farotimi, without Tinubu, 1. He wouldn’t have known that there are fake Bishops. 2. He wouldn’t have known how terrible the Nigerian Judicial
A fomer lawyer, as he would prefer to be addressed, Dele Farotimi who was also a spokesperson to the Labour Party PCC appeared on Channels tv last night where he decimated INEC, Mahmood Yakubu and Festus Okoye. Let me say this, you can’t watch or listen to Dele Farotimi and get eager to go away or stop.
A non practicing lawyer, Labour party presidential spokesperson and activist, Dele Farotimi as usual was very vocal during his presentation in Washington DC, USA 🇺🇸. Dele Farotimi said America should stop aiding criminals who are destroying Nigeria, in their country while speaking in Washington DC at NADECO summit. Dele has always been straight to issues and
Human right activist and lawyer, Dele Farotimi who was on Arise TV this morning reeled out so many issues wrong with Nigeria presently, Jkcyno news gathered. Dele Farotimi amongst all he said about how selfish most Nigerian leaders who go about hosting meetings abroad about their own selfish Interests with little or no cognizance to the plight
Dele Farotimi is a Nigerian lawyer and human right activist who isn’t scared of saying his mind over the excesses of the Nigerian government. The outspoken lawyer on Arise News aired his views on the Lekki Toll-Gate massacre after double daring the Lagos state government and the military to allow the Judicial Panel hold. In