A Twitter user identified as David Abdulrazak Atta has linked three top #EndSARS activists, Modupe Oladele, Rinu Oduala and Mr Macaroni to a former vice-president, Atiku Abubakar.
Recall that the three #EndSARS activists are among prominent figures at the forefront of the #EndSARS protest aimed at ending police brutality and excesses of operatives of the now-disbanded special anti-robbery squad (SARS).
Atta in a Twitter thread on Sunday shared screenshots of past tweets made by the three individuals wherein they could be seen expressing their support or interest for Atiku.
The Twitter user also accompanied his posts with terse comments wherein he questioned the credibility of the activists who claim to be championing the course for good governance in the country.
In one of the tweets, Rinu, one of the youth representatives on the Lagos state judicial panel of enquiry into police brutality, openly campaigned for the former vice-president.
“I still believe in Atiku. #Atikulated. AsoRock by May 2019,” she had written in the now-deleted tweet.
Soro… Soke…. 🙄 pic.twitter.com/lQ18Rbpuuv
— David Abdulrazak Atta (@the_davidatta) November 8, 2020
In another tweet, Mr Macaroni, a social media comedian, can be seen commending the former presidential candidate while also asking if he could send his account number.
“Fantanbulous! Your excellency, sir, I am thinking that I should send my account number. So you can freaky it up. #Youaredoingwell,” he had replied to a tweet by Atiku in February this year.
Apply… Pressure…. 😒 pic.twitter.com/mNcCB4neTy
— David Abdulrazak Atta (@the_davidatta) November 8, 2020
In a similar development, a member of the Feminist Coalition, Odele whose passport was seized by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) also appeared to be rooting for Atiku in a 2014 tweet.
“Atiku’s campaign managers, I will like to meet them,” she had written.
Atiku was the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) during the 2019 election where he lost to President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
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