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Former governor of Anambra State, Dr. Chinwoke Mbadi-nuju has called on the state governor, Dr. Chris Ngige to prove that he signed the resignation letters which led to his abduction on July 10 under duress, or vacate the office. In his first formal reaction to the July 10 attempt to forcefully remove Ngige from office through a police operation involving a team of mobile policemen led by an Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Raphael Ige (rtd), Mbadinuju who sent his response to a questionnaire by THISDAY via e-mail at the weekend from his London base, explained that if the governor can prove duress, "he should be discharged legally, not morally." "The most contentious are the resignation letters. The governor first said he did not sign them, then he went further and said he signed but under duress. Then finally, he admitted signing away his office, and then the oath of allegiance he took for his mentor. If the governor can prove duress, he should be discharged legally, not morally. If he cannot prove duress, he must perform as he contracted and vacate office", said Mbadinuju. He added that "no one should eat his cake and have it. You cannot approbate and reprobate at the same time". (This Day) |
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