For Some Time, People Have Said, ‘Abeg, Stop Talking About MNK,’ And I Have Maintained That -Dokubo

According to a video shared on Facebook on Thursday, October 8, 2026, Niger Delta activist and traditional ruler Asari Dokubo has addressed repeated calls from members of the public urging him to stop commenting on Nnamdi Kanu.

Dokubo made the remarks while reflecting on the reactions to his statements about Kanu and explaining why he had continued to speak about the controversial figure despite criticism and appeals from some individuals.

During the discussion, the traditional ruler recalled that several people had repeatedly advised him to stop discussing Kanu. However, he maintained that he had remained firm in his position despite the concerns expressed by those who wanted him to remain silent on the matter.

Speaking in the video, Dokubo stated, “For some time, people have said, ‘Abeg, stop talking about Nnamdi Kanu,’ and I have maintained that.”

His remarks highlighted the ongoing reactions to his public comments about Kanu, whose activities and legal battles have remained subjects of political discussion in Nigeria.

Dokubo explained that the requests for him to stop speaking about Kanu had persisted for some time. Nevertheless, he indicated that the opinions of others had not changed his decision to continue addressing the issue.

The Niger Delta activist also reflected on the responses he had received while sharing his views and personal experiences concerning Kanu. His comments formed part of a broader discussion about his position on issues affecting the South East and the Niger Delta.

Although Dokubo did not provide further details in the quoted statement about the specific reasons behind his continued comments, he made it clear that he was aware of the calls for him to stop discussing Kanu.

The development adds to the ongoing public exchanges involving prominent figures expressing different opinions on political and regional issues in Nigeria.

Dokubo’s latest remarks underscore his determination to maintain his position despite criticism and pressure from individuals who believe he should stop commenting on Kanu.

He concluded his remarks by reaffirming that the repeated appeals had not persuaded him to abandon his position on the matter.

Click on the link to watch the video from 17:01 – 17:12

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