Obasanjo denies involvement in southeast governors’ resolution on Nnamdi Kanu and more

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Obasanjo denies involvement in southeast governors’ resolution on Nnamdi Kanu and more


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  1. Obasanjo shouldnt have been invited in the first place. Instead Monarchs accross the country to support the push of State creation in south east and release of Nnamdi Kanu.

    What will Obasanjo who helped to marginalise the south east do. Does he attend south west Governors forum meetings?

  2. Chief Obasonjo, with all due respect, you ought to have kept quiet on wether you talked about Nnamdi Kanu release or not. We have accepted you as a repentant statesman. I advise that you avoid any behavior that will remind us your dubious statement you made in Bayelsa years ago, when you were there for your second term presidential campaign. You wickedly told the audience that they should not vote for the late Alex Ekwueme because he is an Igbo man. That had it been the Igbos won the biafran war, that they could have killed all Bayelsas. You know very well that you were telling lies so as to get votes. But we thought and believe that you are now a changed man. So what will make you come all the way to discuss with Chief Anyaoko without discussing critical issues like Nnamdi Kanu? Well, since it is an abomination for you to talk about Nnamdi Kanu's release, no problem. But it is time for you to apologize for that wicked, and untruthful statement you made in Bayelsa against the Igbos.