“I worked for the President for nearly two years. I didn’t have a sit-down with him. I’m one of his spokespersons, but he sat with Davido, who insulted him a couple of weeks before.

"Then he sat with that Jandor, who didn’t even come second in the Lagos election. It doesn’t make sense,” Audu lamented.

Audu’s comments follow his recent resignation from the Tinubu administration. His remarks appeared to reference with singer popularly known as and Lagos politician (Jandor).

Both figures had previously opposed or criticized Tinubu politically. Davido’s visit coincided with that of his uncle, Osun State Governor to the president in Lagos.

Similarly, Jandor, who ran for governor under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 Lagos election, met with Tinubu in March after defecting from the PDP.

Angered by the lack of acknowledgment and access, Audu declared his intention to actively oppose Tinubu’s second-term bid.

“I have nothing against who he chooses to meet with, but it is a slap in the face of those of us who gave everything and never even got an audience,” he said.

Audu’s comments add to the growing number of disenchanted voices from within the president’s former inner circle, raising questions about loyalty, reward, and internal communication within the Tinubu administration.