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Buhari’s Minister, Onyeama Speaks On APC’s Order To Blackmail Peter Obi’
Buhari’s Minister, Onyeama Speaks On APC’s Order To Blackmail Peter Obi’
Minister of foreign affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama, has debunked reports that he declined requests by the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, to blackmail the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the United States.
Recent reports on social media states that Onyema was suspended from the ruling party for refusing to blackmail Obi.
However, a statement by the Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Francisca Omayuli, described the allegations as mischievous.
Omayuli urged Nigerians to disregard the reports, claiming it has no iota of truth in it.
“The attention of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been drawn to a story circulating on social media that the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Geoffrey Onyeama has been suspended by his party, the All Progressives Congress, because, as alleged, ‘he was sent to the United States to blackmail Peter Obi, and he declined the request’.
“The Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs states that there is no iota of truth to the mischievous allegations.”
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