The labor party presidential aspirant has explained how he was eventually made the chairman of Tincan port in Lagos by ex Military leader, Late General Sani Abacha<\/p>\n
The revelation was made when the former governor of Anambra state was answering a series of questions during a presidential debate.<\/p>\n
Peter obi, while speaking, explained how about one hundred of them had decided to visit the military leader but 70 of them opted out at the last minute<\/p>\n
He said only 30 of them ended up meeting Abacha in Abuja after they told them they would be detained<\/p>\n
He said after they got to his office, everyone was scared to face the military leader so they told him to speak<\/p>\n
Peter Obi, after speaking, said Abacha told one of his ministers to make him the chairman of the Tincan Port in Lagos<\/p>\n
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In the viral video, he said \u201d under Abacha, we cleared goods faster than what we are doing today. We went to Abuja to see Abcaha. We were a hundred. They told us if we go, they will lock us up. But only 30 of us agreed to see him, so they told me to speak and when I started speaking, halfway, he banged his table and told One of his ministers that from today, make this boy, Chairman of Tinca and that was how I got involved in the port and when they finished, everyone was clapping for Abacha for clearing the port\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Kindly confirm his statement below <\/strong><\/p>\n Check out the video from 0.35sec<\/strong><\/p>\n VIDEO: An elderly man inside the bank in tears all because he can’t access his own money.<\/p>\n Buhari, Emefiele and cronies, I hope y’all are satisfied. This is just too much.<\/p>\n Shame on you all!<\/p>\n Labour Party | Ibrahim Chatta | Olusegun Agbaje | Manchester City | LASU | Qudus pic.twitter.com\/VuPRl37PI7<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Opeyemi Marcus (@ArakunrinSugar) February 13, 2023<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Content created and supplied by: Bodeblogs (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span><\/p>\n
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