In reply
to Asari Dokubo’s statement that Nigeria might go into war, well former
Minister of petroleum, Prefessor Tam David-West has said Nigerians should not
take him serious.
Prof Tam David-West in an interview with the Sunday Independent maintained that Asari- Dokubo has a penchant for running his
mouth unnecessarily. Ouch!!!
This is
how Daily Independent is reporting it.
Former
Minister of Petroleum, Professor Tam David-West, has said nobody should
take former militant leader, Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, seriously over his comment
that Nigeria might slide into full scale war should President Goodluck Jonathan
fail to get re-election in 2015.
In an interview with Sunday Independent,
David-West argued that Dokubo-Asari, who incidentally is his cousin and who he
reportedly trained in school, must be ignored because he has a history of
talking without thinking.
He recalled how Dokubo-Asari once branded Obafemi
Awolowo a criminal for approving the derivation formula when he (Awolowo) was
Finance Minister during the Yakubu Gowon administration.
“Is a man that would call Awolowo criminal
responsible? A man that would call Chief Awolowo criminal is definitely insane!
But that is what Dokubo-Asari called Awolowo before he then went to beg Gani
Adams,” he said, adding that Dokubo-Asari also called the North parasites and
assured the Igbo that they would have a shot at the Presidency after Jonathan’s
second term.
He dismissed Dokubo-Asari’s war chant as hollow. “He cannot fight any war. Dokubo-Asari used to
stay here with me in this house. He cannot deny it. I have a big article coming
up on him. When I saw the comment, I phoned Port Harcourt to tell our family
and few friends .They said I should ignore him because if I reply him, I will
only elevate him,” David-West said.
“Dokubo-Asari said he has 40,000 people in the
Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (NDPVF). That force no more exists. I know
some of the people who were with him. They used to phone me that he got money
and didn’t take care of them.”
This aint funny at all!
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