03/08/2026
To the Faceless G6 Propaganda Machine: Please Find Something Better to Do or else…..
You faceless, use**less propaganda machine allegedly operating on behalf of the Oluyole G-6 Councillor(s), when exactly are you going to learn? After all these years of blackmail, propaganda and desperate attacks, can you point to one meaningful achievement you have recorded from all this noise?
The more you hate and attack Engr. Akeem Olatunji, the deeper you continue to send yourselves into political oblivion. At this point, some of you have become nothing more than political spectators, surviving on bitterness and social media propaganda.
And let me address the issue of the primary election that produced Hon. Demola Dahuda. I was part of that process, and I don’t need to disclose my identity to prove what I know.
Let me state the facts clearly:
13 out of the 14 leaders involved in the decision independently agreed on the consensus to return Hon. Demola Dahuda.
There was no imposition. There was no directive from Engr. Akeem Olatunji. There was no manipulation of the process.
What happened was simple: the leaders had already reached an agreement among themselves to support the return of Hon. Demola Dahuda. They subsequently met with Engr. Akeem Olatunji and informed him that they had arrived at a consensus.
Rather than imposing his personal preference or attempting to influence their decision, Engr. Akeem Olatunji simply respected the position of the leaders and supported the consensus they had already reached.
So, where exactly is the so-called imposition?
If 13 out of 14 leaders independently agree on a candidate and subsequently present their consensus to another leader, who then accepts and supports their decision, how can that honestly be described as imposition?
Perhaps the G-6 propaganda department needs to understand the difference between imposition and consensus before launching another desperate attack.
My sincere advice to the G-6 is simple: please find something productive to do with your lives and political careers. Politics should not be the only survival plan in your lives.
After all, only one of you returned as Councillor, while the remaining five are now struggling to remain politically relevant. Instead of spending your days manufacturing blackmail against Akeem Olatunji, perhaps this is the right time to develop yourselves, build something sustainable and find something profitable to do.
Because, frankly, political bitterness is not a career. Social media blackmail is not an achievement. And attacking Akeem Olatunji will not magically restore your political relevance.
The harder you try to pull him down, the more you advertise your own irrelevance.
Keep making noise. Akeem Olatunji will keep moving higher.
Sometimes, the loudest evidence of political failure is the amount of time one spends talking about another person’s success.
Mo wi te mioooo
Cc: Olatunji
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