2023: Invalid Okpe Union UK, Afraid of Gbagi's 'Acidic Truth'.GSM

Gbagi Social Movement Worldwide has rubbished the invalid group, that operates as Okpe Union, United Kingdom.

Politicians who are thieves are afraid to challenge Gbagi but resort to a misguided backyard group that goes around looking for newspapers that published their failed blackmail against Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi. All we have to tell Deltans is that; Gbagi is a man and soon we will Separate the boys from the men.

Deltans must know the truth and the State Governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party SDP, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi have the truth and the guilty are afraid.

Deltans should not be deceived governance is not for mediocre or some being promoted by United Kingdom group. (which United Kingdom?)

As the truth bites harder, Some disgruntled individuals are already perplexed as Gbagi pours out the 'acidic truth' that is harmful to Okpe Union falsehoods and cluelessness

The television interview of the former Minister of State for Education, Chief Kenneth Gbagi, was made to expose the political parasites who are Bent on eating the future of Deltans.

The said group has nothing to offer to Deltans apart from stale newspapers. The g

Gbagi is unstoppable and Delta State must be saved from the political agboro's.

Signed

Price Temienor Oghenekevwe

Chairman, Social Movement

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