Asari Dokubo, a well-known Niger Delta leader, recently denounced the political activities surrounding Rivers State and accused some people of playing deadly games with the lives of the people, according to a recent story on ESET TV.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Speaking passionately in a recent address, Dokubo voiced his displeasure with those who, according to him, were manipulating agreements for personal gain while disregarding the welfare of the people.
In a forceful statement, Dokubo said, “That man, that man, Satan, he wants to make me die.” He accused powerful figures of orchestrating these agreements without concern for the broader consequences. The leader continued, “Nobody comes to tell you. That man is no man; that man is Satan. He wants to make me die.” He said.
The political landscape in Rivers State, particularly regarding the manipulation of power agreements, has been a point of contention. Dokubo, who has long been an outspoken critic of political power struggles in the region, further emphasized, “They do their own agreement. It doesn’t concern you.”
In his address, Dokubo continued to challenge those he believes are responsible for these actions, claiming, “You don’t know what they are doing. You don’t know what they are dragging. But they are dragging something that will endanger your life and the life of others.”.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
