Photo File: MC Oluomo
The Chairman of Lagos State Parks Management Committee has cleared himself of allegations been made that he threatened Igbo residents in Lagos with respect to the forthcoming gubernatorial elections.
Recall that there was a viral video where MC Oluomo warned Igbos to stay at home if they would not be voting for the political party of the All Progressive Congress (APC).
He made this known of recent while stressing that he was only joking as the ' Iya Chukwudi ' he referred to was his close friend and neighbour.
He said: " In the meeting I went for yesterday, where I said that: ' Iya Chukwudi if you know you are not voting for me, sit at home ' was a joke. The next thing was that I just saw it on social media. I am always for peace and if you look at Lagos State, there is peace there. Why would I say people should not come out and vote? If they do not come out to vote, how will APC get the votes? Count me out of the allegations".
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