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Asari Dokubo Accuses Yorubas of Betrayal, Vows Align with Northern Group to Vote Out Tinubu

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Asari Dokubo, a prominent figure in the Niger Delta region, has publicly denounced the Yoruba people for allegedly betraying the Ijaws and Niger Deltans.

This accusation comes despite the region’s support for President Bola Tinubu in the 2023 elections.

In a viral video, Dokubo apologized to former Rivers State Governor Melford Okilo and other regional leaders for previously questioning their decision to collaborate with the North. Dokubo now vows to form a strong alliance with northerners, labeling the Yorubas as untrustworthy.

“We will no longer work with the Yorubas,” Dokubo stated. “They have proven to be betrayers. Instead, we will forge a partnership with the North, as they are the only ones willing to work with us.”

Dokubo’s reversal is significant, given his history as a militant leader. His new stance is driven by a sense of betrayal and a desire to protect his people’s interests.

Key aspects of Dokubo’s statement include:

– Accusation of Yoruba betrayal

– Apology to Melford Okilo and other regional leaders

– Plan to form an alliance with northerners

– Vow to prioritize Ijaw and Niger Delta interests

This development has sparked attention, highlighting tensions between regional groups in Nigeria’s complex political landscape.

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