Sweetness of Friendship, Not Strategy — Ojudu on Dining with Bob Dee and Political Allies

Wike, Bob Dee’s Tango: Babafemi Ojudu Reacts:
“You forgot that the late Femi Segun, Egbon Sesan Ogunro, and I were also there — we all shared a sumptuous meal together. You even repeated the gesture a few months later in Cotonou. That was when we were toying with the idea of making Tokunbo Afikuyomi governor after Tinubu.”
“When someone like you dines in another person’s home, it’s always out of love and nothing more. As we say in Yoruba: “Didùn lo dùn tó a bá òré jẹ ẹ̀kọ; ilé ọgè t’ọgè jẹ.” — It’s the sweetness of friendship that makes eating cornmeal feel good , what a a man of means eat in his home is more than enough.”