Soludo: Tell Him We Don’t Want To Fight But He Shouldn’t Commit What Is Called An Abomination — Umeh

The lawmaker representing Anambra Central Senatorial District, Victor Umeh, has cautioned Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo against making statements he considers derogatory about former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, warning that political disagreements should not lead to personal attacks.

Umeh made the remarks in a report published on the official X account of Daily Post on Monday, November 9, 2026, where he expressed displeasure over what he described as Soludo’s continued denigration of Obi.

The senator said the governor should stop making negative comments about the former governor for political reasons, stressing that disagreements should not be allowed to destroy relationships between people who share a common background.

He also appealed to individuals who have access to Soludo to communicate his concerns to the governor, saying he and others were not interested in engaging in a confrontation with him.

According to Umeh, the issue was not about starting a political fight with the governor but about preventing what he described as an abomination against someone he considered a brother.

Speaking further, the lawmaker disclosed that he was among those who supported Soludo’s emergence as governor of Anambra State, suggesting that their past political relationship made the governor’s comments about Obi particularly troubling to him.

He maintained that political ambitions should not become a reason for individuals to attack or attempt to destroy people with whom they share personal and political relationships.

According to Daily Post, Victor Umeh said that;

In his words, “I’m saying it so that anybody who sees him can tell him that we don’t want to fight, but he should not commit what is called an abomination by wanting to destroy his brother in the name of politics”.

Umeh’s remarks come amid growing political disagreements involving Soludo and Obi, who both previously served as governors of Anambra State.

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