Former
President Olusegun Obsanjo on Saturday replied Ijaw leader, Edwin
Clark’s comment on him, saying his utterances showed it was time for him
(Clark) to retire from politics.
Obasanjo’s Chief of Staff, Mr. Victor Durodola, who responded to comments credited to Clark in a newspaper (not PUNCH)
accusing Obasanjo of sowing seeds of discord in the Peoples Democratic
Party, and urging him to retire, said it was Clark who needed to retire.
Among other things, Clark had said the
former President caused the current crisis in PDP by instigating
Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State and Governor Rotimi Amaechi of
Rivers State to contest the Presidency in 2015.
Durodola told SUNDAY PUNCH that all of Clark’s allegations were baseless since he failed to provide evidence to substantiate his claims.