Femi Gbajabiamila Came To Meet Me And Said, ‘My Oga, Tinubu, Sent Me To Apologise To You’ -George

The previous Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Bode George, has shared his experience of how President Bola Tinubu instructed Femi Gbajabiamila to come and say sorry to him after they had a disagreement.

During an interview, George mentioned that Gbajabiamila came to visit him at his office along with another associate. At first, he thought the visit was related to a football match they had sponsored together in Lagos.

George stated that Gbajabiamila later clarified that he was there on behalf of Tinubu, who wanted to mend their friendship and resolve the political conflict that existed between them.

George expressed his surprise when Gbajabiamila mentioned that Tinubu had sent him. He noted that Tinubu recognized he had hurt him and wanted to ensure an apology was made.

In the words of Bode George: “Femi came to me and said, ‘Egbon, my Oga sent me to you.’ I asked, ‘Which Oga is that?’ He responded, ‘Bola Tinubu.’ I inquired, ‘What does he want with me?’ He explained that he knows he has offended you and he was asked to convey an apology and to help end this political situation.”