Peter Obi On Private Visit To Gov Okorocha

The immediate past governor of Anambra state, Mr Peter Obi was this morning sighted at the new Governor's Lodge, Government House Owerri after a private audience with the Chairman, Progressive Governors Forum & Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha.

When accosted by newsmen on his visit to Gov Okorocha, Mr Obi said, "Rochas is my personal friend. He is in APC I am in PDP. There is nothing political about this visit. I came to thank him for his stance on KANU as an Igbo leader" he was quited as saying. When pressed further, he pleaded to be left alone saying, "Its a private visit to a brother "

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Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/04/peter-obi-visits-okorochapics.html?m=1

Eeyah

What actually is gov. Okorocha's stance on Kanu? And what exactly is former gov. Obi's stance? Both of you should go and tell president Buhari our own stance- 'release Mazi Kanu without condition kita kita'.

Believe them at your own peril

I heard Tompolo is wanted

Lol, all politicians are now pledging allegiance to the great KANU. where are kanu haters?? more heart attack over here

Peter obi wants share of national cake not kanu

Igbo kwenu! Won't Kanu rot in that place now? I could vividly see that kanu has learnt his lesson in a hard way, little wonder he dissociated himself from the biafra online/radio media broadcast from the United State sometimes ago.

castrol180:
Igbo kwenu! Won't Kanu rot in that place now? I could vividly see that kanu has learnt his lesson in a hard way, little wonder he dissociated himself from the biafra online/radio media broadcast from the United State sometimes ago.

Lol, he dissociated himself from a radio station founded by another group, but he still stand with his own station and the Biafran struggle. Its like the zoo is looking for cheap excuse to claim that kanu has surrendered to save face.

nnamdi is a hero

castrol180:
Igbo kwenu! Won't Kanu rot in that place now? I could vividly see that kanu has learnt his lesson in a hard way, little wonder he dissociated himself from the biafra online/radio media broadcast from the United State sometimes ago.

afonja,its in u like Peak Milk

castrol180:
Igbo kwenu! Won't Kanu rot in that place now? I could vividly see that kanu has learnt his lesson in a hard way, little wonder he dissociated himself from the biafra online/radio media broadcast from the United State sometimes ago.

What about TriIPOB and Re-IPOB, where are they? Fake groups will always wither away, just days, weeks or months, we dont know any radio station in America, we all listen to one and only Radio Biafra London.

abnsugbe:


afonja,its in u like Peak Milk

and from olden days till now they are grown.... generation to generation, my brother.

Let us not oversimplify Nnamdi Kanu's offence by passing him as a mere "political prisoner". He committed treason in a way that could lead to, at best, anarchy, and at worst, genocide. He made it look like we are irrevocably bound to a tragic past.

We need to let him, and every one like him,in no oversimplified nor in overstated terms know that we will not allow our imperfect past sabotage our perfect future.
You have right to remain forever behind while we move on...but you have no right to hold us down with you !

abiodunalasa:
Let us not oversimplify Nnamdi Kanu's offence by passing him as a mere "political prisoner". He committed treason in a way that could lead to, at best, anarchy, and at worst, genocide. He made it look like we are irrevocably bound to a tragic past.

We need to let him, and every one like him,in no oversimplified nor in overstated terms know that we will not allow our imperfect past sabotage our perfect future.
You have right to remain forever behind while we move on...but you have no right to hold us down with you !

all we ask for is our God given right to self determination through a referendum, Britain granted it to Scotland and the EU granted it to Britain. it's one of the undeniable human rights, enahoro moved the motion for Nigeria's independence by quoting it and southern Cameroon seceded from Nigeria by asking for and exercising it.