Festus Keyamo Releases New Photos To Recreate Shettima’s Outfits & Spite Critics
Festus Keyamo, Spokesperson of Tinubu Shettima’s campaign organization has introduced another trend to the trending outfit of the vice presidential candidate of his party, Senator Kashim Shettima to the 2022 NBA Conference held on Monday.
The Former governor of Borno state has been a major topic in the public over his choice of outfit to the occasion where he was billed to represent his principal, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who was said to be unavoidably absent from the All important occasion.
The event which is the 62nd Annual General Meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association with the Theme: “Bold Transition” provided an ample opportunity for the presidential candidates from various political parties to analyse the problems of the country and present how they intend to resolve them when elected into government in 2023.
Despite the vibrancy of the occasion and intellectual discourse that transpired at the hall, Nigerians appeared to be more concerned about the choice of Shettima’s suit.
In the trending picture that has been circulating on social media, Kashim Shettima was noticably putting on a three button suit, a long red tie and a pair of sneakers. While sitting, the former Borno governor also buttoned up the suit despite its obvious discomfort.
This however became a major topic of discussion on social media as Nigerians began to puncture the dress style and picked out many things that went wrong with the entire combination.
Reacting to the development on Tuesday, the minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo decided to release his own pictures on twitter dressing in the same style and asked Nigerians to point out what is wrong in the dress.
He wrote: Now, since they think the issues of Nigeria are three buttons, a pair of sneakers and a long tie, let’s help make them the real issues!
Keyamo decided to help Nigerians elaborate the matter since they feel Nigeria’s problem is about what Shettima worr to NBA Conference and not what the country is facing at the moment.
