Lauretta Onochie, the social media aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, has replied the presidential candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Atiku Abubakar on his defamatory claim and demand of N500M.
Recall that Atiku’s lawyer, Mike Ozekhome (SAN) had in a letter to Onochie on Sunday, demanded five hundred million Naira, (N500m) and a written apology in six national and one international daily, as well as on all social media platforms wherein the said publication was made over what he called defamatory statements.
Onochie, who appears not to regret her earlier statements against Atiku, dismissed the letter from Mike Ozekhome (SAN) and other threats from Atiku’s team as a deliberate ploy to make her lose focus as the legal battle to unseat President Buhari, his boss, gets intense.
She called Atiku a depressed soul who is in desperate need of his pill, but whose aides would not tell him the truth for the sake of their stomachs. Her words:
“This is to reassure my PERSONAL PEOPLE who are concerned and have emailed, texted or called to know if I’m fine that truly, I had the most hilarious day yesterday and that I am very fine. I continue to laugh at the clowns who do not know what they are walking into.
“Why you need Buhari to lead this country till 2023- Lauretta Onochie(Opens in a new browser tab) We are entering into the most crucial time at the Election Tribunal where the mandate freely given to our beloved President by Nigerians, is being challenged and I’m their nightmare. In their thinking, “Let’s distract Lauretta Onochie. We can’t afford to have her focused on her job”. Buhahahahahaha! I can’t be distracted.
“Truly I can’t for very simple reasons. I have a great family that thinks the world of me. My friends are fiercely loyal and committed because they know me. 34 million Buharists across world are on standby. Always. I have the witness of a clear conscience.
“I love Nigeria and her wellbeing is my focus. Its all good people. At the end of it all, EVIL SHALL NO LONGER HAVE A VOICE NOR SAY, ANYWHERE IN NIGERIA. Thank you my people and May God Bless You All.”
