Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode has described the newly elected leader of the British Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, as a dangerous and willing tool of the colonialists.

The former minister said Kemi deserves to be punished and feathered for the kind of things she says about Nigeria.

In a lengthy post on her name

He alleged that the British opposition leader could be suffering from an illness known as “Stockholm syndrome.”

It is a reflection of his malevolent disposition towards his own country and his low self-esteem.

We may have problems as a nation, but we should never support those who denigrate our country for political gain.

Kemi sold his soul to the right wing of the British Conservative party and sought to shame the land of his ancestors only to become its leader. Nothing can be more despicable than that.

“I have seen many attempts to rationalize his insolence and none of them make sense.

“Loving those who hate you and consider you not only inferior but also subhuman, in my opinion, is not a virtue but a vice.

“Demonization of our country should not be a prerequisite for winning a political party leadership contest in a foreign country and if it is, no self-respecting Nigerian can be expected to applaud it.”

Fani-Kayode continued: “Kemi is a vile, cunning, dangerous and willing tool of colonialists, neo-colonialists and imperialists and is everything that any patriotic Nigerian and every pan-Africanist should despise.

“Unless and until she purges herself of her contempt, I will continue to regard her in the same light as William Shakespeare’s character, Brutus, whose betrayal was heartbreaking and whose cut was “the deepest of all.”