What is Obaseki Scared of?? - Kate Audu

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Kate Audu

What is Obaseki Scared of?? - Kate Audu

It is quite very disheartening! What exactly is Obaseki scared of? He said the first debate was organized by POI associates and he was not properly or duly informed about it. So very funny but I queried: why then did he send Osakwe to represent him at the debate? This time around, he has no genuine excuse for not showing up. Thank God that even EBS that is known as Oshiomole and APC station covered the debate of yesterday. 

As a prepared aspirant and now candidate, I don't expect Obaseki to be afraid of debate even if it is organized by PDP or APGA so long the security of the place is guaranteed! It is now very evident that Obaseki is not only a puppet of Oshiomole but also a very dull and fake man! The man is hiding a lot of things from the public. His ways are not pure and I am very sure that Obaseki is not who or what he claims and painted himself to be. 

On the other hand, POI has challenged Obaseki and his handlers to organize a debate even in APC secretariat or government house, just any place of their choice and he promised to meet them there. What is in a debate that a governorship candidate should be afraid of? Hian! Something is amiss! But is debate not an opportunity for the candidates to showcase their manifestos? Wait! What manifesto has Obaseki to debate about? Suddenly, the technocrats and the almighty University of Ibadan alumnus becomes so mentally empty? Just like that? 

Again, we are warning our people against a disaster waiting to happen! Avoid Obaseki and APC.... they are not only cancerous; they are also a host of the deadly ebola virus!
Lol.....

I can't just stop celebrating Godwin Obaseki flaws with my daughter.








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