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EX-Minister, Gbagi Urges all to Disregard Concocted Pictures, Video of Naked Persons at Hotel in Delta

EX-Minister, Gbagi Urges all to Disregard Concocted Pictures, Video of Naked Persons at Hotel in Delta 


Says Cheap Blackmail to Pulldown his Business, Political Ambition Not New



By Ezekiel Kagbala FPR


Former minister of state for education and Delta state governorship aspirant, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, has
 Urged the public especially Deltan's to disregard concocted video and pictures alleging that four persons who were stripped naked in his hotel.


Gbagi made the call during a press conference with journalists in his Oginibo country home, Ughelli South local government area of the state.

He told journalists that the issues were calculated at destroying his political ambition for the 2023 governorship in Delta.


He told journalists that he is not involved in striping any persons naked, adding that the girls on the question are not staff under his employment. He also said some of the persons and lawyers who wrote a petition against him are begging him for money to drop the matter.

Gbagi further noted that mischief-makers and Power seekers staged up the activities to cause disaffection between him and the good people of Delta state.

Going forward on his words Gbagi said, "Persons in the photographs are not staff of my hotel they Are freelancers, The people being lined up are agents prepared for a failed mission". 

"I saw those things when i released that it was planned and arranged, I called the police of Ebrumede division to effect the arrest".
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  1. YANBOR SAMSONSeptember 27, 2020 at 7:15 AM

    As as you were claiming you said you don't know them they are not your workers but your last statement shows that the effect the arrest by the police how did you know this person if they are really not your workers you are not telling us the truth

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  2. UnknownSeptember 27, 2020 at 9:52 AM

    If really you don't know them and they are not your staffs then let them come out publicly to denounce the rumours, because your last statement actually showed you know them, the general public is really angry with you. Thank you sir.

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