A former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has again hurled vitriol at British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Ben Llewellyn-Jones.
Ben Llewellyn-Jones’ criticism of Fani-Kayode and alluding that the former aviation minister is one of those marked out by the British embassy for visa ban for inciting comments against an ethnic group during the elections in an interview with Info FM produced an invective from the disagreeable politician against the envoy.
The latter was at it again on Tuesday as he took to his Twitter handle to dress down Ben Llewellyn-Jones, calling him all sort of names, and urging the British government to remove him from Nigeria.
The tweets: “I call on the British Govt. to recall Ben Llewellyn-Jones, the Dep. British High Commissioner, from our country for interfering in our internal affairs and attempting to involve himself in our politics.
“Like a bull in a China shop, he is bullish, uncouth, dangerously incompetent and painfully inconsiderate.
“He is better suited to work as an air host/hostess on British Airways, serving drinks and food to the passengers in the economy class of the long haul London/New York trans-Atlantic flight route, than working for the British High Commission in Nigeria.
“It is a sign of great disrespect to our country that a so-called diplomat that is as shallow, partisan, unprofessional, partial, arrogant, forward, disrespectful …as this can be sent here to represent the UK.
“We deserve far better.“
