Mujaheed Asari Dokubo, a former leader of Niger Delta militants and past president of the Ijaw Youth Council, revealed that he turned down a pipeline surveillance contract offered by President Bola Tinubu, despite their close ties.
Dokubo shared this information during an interview on Arise News Channel’s ‘The Morning Show’ on Tuesday.
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Dokubo explained, “I met President Tinubu both on camera and behind the camera, and he asked me, ‘Are you interested in pipeline [surveillance]?’ I told him I am not interested, but I can assist those who are doing the pipeline contract in any way I can for your government to succeed.”
He emphasised that his decision was not driven by personal gain, stating, “I never said that it was personal gain I was looking for. I always say in all my broadcasts that my needs are very small.”
Furthermore, Dokubo clarified his stance on seeking political favours from the incumbent government: “I did not ask to be a minister; I don’t want to be anything.”
Recall that Asari recently voiced his dissatisfaction with some of President Tinubu’s decisions, stating that he will now form an alliance with Northern politicians, as he believes the South-West can no longer be trusted.
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Good to know this,Asari dokubo pls stand firm on your decisions, either to form alliance with the north or if fubura saga, u have one thousand and one backing of ijaw,all those that derived pleasure in betraying there fellow ijaws for money,power, continue ooo