‘If Sheriff is Goliath, then I am David,’ Ex-minister says
Sheriff had said that Fani-Kayode would “not go scot free” after the latter described him as a Boko Haram sponsor.
Femi-Fani-Kayode
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In response, the former minister said that he’s waiting to see what Sheriff will do to him.
“We are more than ready to meet Senator Ali Modu Sheriff in court. It would be a pleasure to expose him for what he is. The days of intimidating, silencing and threatening others are long over,” he said.
“If Sheriff is a Goliath, let him be rest assured that he has finally met his David. Needless to say we stand by everything that we have said,” he added.
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Sheriff has also said that he will not resign from the position of PDP Chairman despite the controversy caused by his appointment.
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