Senator Chris Ngige (Anambra Central) has debunked a report in the social media, in which he was “abusing” the Yoruba .
Ngige was quoted online as saying: “Yoruba people are wicked. I would never have anything to do with them.”
The All Progressives Congress’ (APC’s) candidate in the November 16, 2013, governorship election in Anambra State described the report as “forged, malicious and untrue”.
Speaking through his media aide, Okelo Maduklaife, Ngige said the document did not emanate from him, his agents, privies or associates, urging the public to disassociate him from the document.
In a statement in Awka, the Anambra State capital, he said: “It is a fatal error, which has further reduced these sore political foes as incapable of staying above the belt. We, therefore, urge self-respecting members of the public to discountenance the verbal poison under reference and avert their mind to what could have necessitated this bad forgery at a time Ngige has just led his party in Anambra State through organised and transparent congresses to establish a formidable structure in the state and is making progress at the Election Tribunal to restore the voting rights of Anambra citizens stolen on November 16, 2013, in exchange for an un-elected Junta.”
People who eat their words are cowards. If he said Yorubas are wicked, he only said the obvious. Are they wicked or not? At least obj is.
ReplyDeleteBut r they not? Nay petty, fetish, untrustworthy and cowards for gud measure.
ReplyDeletethey are not to be trusted.
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ReplyDeleteThey are the best indeed...............All tribes are good in Nigeria........... but bad eggs can not be ruled out...........U that called some1 bad may be the baddest if there any grammar like dat...
ReplyDeleteWhen they were giving him money to run for office, he did not say they were wicked then.
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