ANAMBRA State governor Charles Soludo has attributed his critical comments on the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, to ‘political differnces’.
Soludo made the clarification while speaking to journalists after the 70th birthday thanksgiving Mass for Bishop of Awka Catholic Diocese, Paulinus Ezeokafor, at St Patrick Cathedral, Awka, on Thursday, November 24th.
According to him, his issue with Obi was not personal but a case of “political differences”.
He added that they will meet in the next few weeks to resolve the differences.
“There is no rift between Obi and me at a personal level. Nobody snatched each other’s wife. What appears to be the rift between us is fundamental political differences. Nothing else.
“On the fundamental differences we have, we are going to meet in the next few weeks. We’ve agreed to discuss and iron out our differences”, he said.
Soludo, in the same vein, dismissed allegations that he collected $28 million to blackmail…
