“The position of the law is clear that anybody who is aggrieved over election results should go to court.”
“If it is fake, it means it never took place. But if it is doctored, it means there was that conversation, but it was manipulated. Obi needs to come out and make clarification.”
Mr Obi’s statement comes days after Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka derided his supporters as intolerant “fascists.”
Mr Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate in the February 25 elections, made this known in his Easter celebration message to the Christian community around the world.
Mr Obi conveyed his message via a tweet on Sunday, calling on the government to take extraordinary measures to curb the menace.
Adesanya was backed into the cage by Alex Pereira in round two before unleashing two crushing right hands and a left hook to send his longtime rival down to the canvas.
Wole Soyinka should stop trying to adapt the world to himself. But he won’t. That is what makes all stubborn grandfathers stand out.
The state party chiefs stormed the Abuja national headquarters of the party to forestall its takeover by thugs loyal to a faction of the party.
The lawsuit will embarrass Obi, diminish his credibility irretrievably, and herald the death knell of his budding national political career.
