According to Mr Monye, after the member was forced to refund all the money, he joined the ruling APC in his ward.
The politician will be buried on Friday in Akwanga, Nasarawa.
Mr Yunusa said, “Choosing not to waste years in court does not equate to guilt.’’
The reaction of the opposition leader came after the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) hiked the cost of a 32-page passport booklet to N100,000, and a 64-page booklet to N200,000.
Beyond the bribery claim, Mr Adeyanju described the politician as a “political prostitute” who parades himself as a messiah while switching parties for convenience.
“Is Peter Obi the messiah we are expecting?” a netizen inquired.
“He tried to give me money and called it thank you for coming, it’s 100% true,” Mr Adeyanju claimed in a previous post, insisting the gesture was an attempt to buy his loyalty.
Mr Baba-Ahmed said, “My love for Nigeria is undying.’’
Mr Obi berated the unaddressed state of mental health conditions currently affecting over 20 million Nigerians, as reported by the World Health Organisation.
The youth stated that future attempts to malign Mr Obi in Agulu would be met with “organised, peaceful but resolute resistance.”
