It was reported on this blog last week that Farida Waziri warn Obasanjo and ask him to respect his age or else. In case you didn't read it (READ HERE). Now one letter is out that expose Waziri herself. Read through youself to see what went down...
The muck thrown up by former President Olusegun Obasanjo's interview on Zero Tolerance, a publication by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) isn't going away any time soon.
Everyone seems to have a problem with it, and for now, everyone means former vice-president Atiku Abubakar and former boss lady at the EFCC, Farida Waziri.
In a strongly worded statement released earlier this week, Waziri warned Obasanjo to stop peddling falsehood or else she would "open up on him".
There was no response from Obasanjo or his handlers and so we thought the matter had died, perhaps they had been reconciled, that kind of thing. How wrong were we.
There has been an opening up but interestingly not from Waziri's camp. A scanned letter, purportedly from the Waziri's desk as incumbent chairman of the EFCC started making the rounds last night. In the letter Waziri begs Obasanjo to help her retain her job (which according to the letter he helped her get), pledges her loyalty to him, promises to deal with his detractors on his behalf, you need to read it for
The muck thrown up by former President Olusegun Obasanjo's interview on Zero Tolerance, a publication by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) isn't going away any time soon.
Everyone seems to have a problem with it, and for now, everyone means former vice-president Atiku Abubakar and former boss lady at the EFCC, Farida Waziri.
In a strongly worded statement released earlier this week, Waziri warned Obasanjo to stop peddling falsehood or else she would "open up on him".
There was no response from Obasanjo or his handlers and so we thought the matter had died, perhaps they had been reconciled, that kind of thing. How wrong were we.
There has been an opening up but interestingly not from Waziri's camp. A scanned letter, purportedly from the Waziri's desk as incumbent chairman of the EFCC started making the rounds last night. In the letter Waziri begs Obasanjo to help her retain her job (which according to the letter he helped her get), pledges her loyalty to him, promises to deal with his detractors on his behalf, you need to read it for
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