Former Nigerian Senator and human rights activist Shehu Sani has taken to his on X handle to say he's fully convinced the Samoa money is not from Sodom.
The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Atiku Bagudu, on Saturday, explained that Nigeria signed the Samoa Agreement with the European Union (EU) to boost food security, and inclusive economic development, amongst other vital areas.
Following the Federal Government's decision to sign the controversial Samoa Agreement, outspoken activist Shehu Sani took to his X handle with a humorous observation
According to Shehu Sani, he firmly believes the Samoa money did not originate from Sodom.
However, Shehu Sani ended his statement by expressing uncertainty about the origin of the Samoa money, leaving open the possibility that it could be from Gomorrah.
In his tweet, Shehu Sani wrote below:
I’m fully convinced the Samoa money is not from Sodom but I don’t know if it’s from Gomorrah or not."
Sani's statement, referencing the biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, adds a layer of complexity to the already mysterious "Samoa money."
While the origin of the "Samoa money" remains unclear, Sani's tweet suggests a connection to corruption or illicit activities, drawing parallels to the biblical cities known for their wickedness.