He said what he said: Soludo doesn’t regret writing anti-Obi comments

He said what he said: Soludo doesn’t regret writing anti-Obi comments

On Thursday while speaking with The Punch News in Akwa, the governor’s aide shrugged of the criticism generated by the News Outlet. 

He maintained that ” his principal has the right to his opinion” 

According to the governor’s aide, ” the governor is not feeling in any way threatened even as the article has triggered a series of backlashes, threats and criticisms.”

“What the people should realize is that the governor only expressed his opinion, which is guaranteed by the constitution of the country and that opinion should not warrant threats or abuses”

“The governor’s son, Ozonna, did not disown what the father said.

The trending article purportedly claiming that the son disowned what his father said did not emanate from Soludo’s son; it is simply the handiwork of mischief makers in order to blackmail the governor.

“It is not true that ‘unknown gunmen’ are threatening the governor to resign or be impeached.

That report is false. Anambra people are behind Soludo and they are happy with what he is doing in the state.

“Nigerians all over the world are free to visit Anambra to see what the governor is doing. There is now law and order; all those impunities that used to be there before are no longer there.

“Soludo has no regret whatsoever because all he said has been said before and he should not be insulted for expressing his opinion.”