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Imo: Obahiagbon denies statement on Supreme Court ruling
Former Edo state Chief of Staff, Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon has denied speaking on the Supreme Court pronouncement on Imo state government election.
In a press statement on Thursday, the former House of Reps member said he never spoke publicly on the apex court’s decision. He warned those who were peddling the fake news to desist from doing so.
“The press statement currently circulating in the social media as purportedly emanating from my stable has been brought to my piazza.
“It has become a notorious platitudinous fact that some Nigerians have become inured and inebriated with the fecund and goebbelian practice of stringing together, phrases from my archived public asseverations and representing them to emanate from me, especially on the heels of de-die-in-diem historic national events.
“I wouldn’t have reacted to this like a vaudeville of others before it but for the fact that i have been quagmired with various calls the world over to confirm the veracity or mendacity of my aforesaid authorship, especially when the said statement dripped with amphibolous crinkum crankum.
“Let me urge members of the public to discountenance the said statement purported to have emanated from my stable. It was not from the son of Igodomigodo.
“May I also use this opportunity to appeal to Nigerians who are always desirous of hearing from me on national issues to always “COOLI COOLI, COOLI TEMPER, until anytime I am always cornucopiously aroused to publicly take a position on extant national matters.
“I felicitate again (even though that has been done privately) with the elected governor of Imo State, His Excellency, Governor Hope Uzodinma and I wish him well as he strives to cleanse the Augean stables in Imo state.”
