My Husband No Longer Calls Me ‘Baby’ But ‘Labour Party’ – Aisha Yesufu

Human Rights Activist, Aisha Yesufu, has cried out that time she has been given to ensure the actualization of the presidential ambition of Peter Obi, has cost her ‘baby’ he husband used to call her.

 

Newsonline reports that Aisha said her husband now calls her Labour Party in place of the ‘baby’ he used to call her.

 

The rights activist said her desire for a working Nigeria is costing her the pampering she gets from her husband.

 

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“My husband is now calling me Labour Party instead of the baby or Osotse (beautiful) that he usually calls me.

 

“I can’t wait for the election to be over to go back to being the pampered baby girl I am,” she wrote on her Twitter handle.

 

Aisha, however, said those who are waiting for Peter Obi to lose the 2023 election to laugh should not forget that all citizens will be victims of insecurity and terrorism if bad governance takes over the government in 2023.

 

She said, “You are waiting to laugh at me if Peter Obi does not win the 2023 election while the terrorists are waiting to laugh over our corpses (yours and mine )if we vote in the same bad governance that have given them opportunity to thrive.”

 

Bolanle’s Death – Who Is Next?

 

The Rights activist also mourned the killing of Barrister, Omobolanle Raheem by a trigger-happy policeman attached to Ajiwe Police State, Ajah Division, Lagos State Command.

 

Aisha asked, “who is next?” She added that Nigerians are all victims waiting to happen. She said Bolanle who was killed and her twins – out of police brutality – cannot be killed again, but Nigerians who care not to confront police brutality through voting for a good government.

 

“Those who have died will not be killed again. The next to be killed are those of us alive.
Who is next? Being a victim in Nigeria is not a matter of IF, it is a matter of WHEN.

 

“The victim card is going round looking for who to fall on! We are all victims waiting to happen,” Aisha added.