VIDEO: Boko Haram will be child’s play, Asari Dokubo threatens Rivers Gov, Simi Fubara

 

 

 

Ex-militant leader and commander of the Niger Delta Volunteer Force, Asari Dokubo, has threatened the Rivers State Governor, Similaye Fubara, to steer clear of his affairs or face violence.

 

According to reports, the Rivers Governor had issued an order to the military to clear the Emohua-Kalabari road which Asari’s men claimed to be securing.  In reaction, Asari told the governor to steer their affairs or face their wrath.

 

Asari said: “Make una put am well. Make them see. Make them hear am. Sim! Him dey when Nnamdi Kanu put N100m bounty for his Oga head, Ezemuo Nyesom Wike. That time he no get mouth no talk. Because him see say we no dey look for trouble. But if yanga dey sleep, trouble come wake am, him go collect. If you do any how?”  The men with him responded: “You see any how.”

Listen to this Asari Dokubo again . There was a place he said they have the capacity to turn Rivers state upside down.Listen carefully from background someone said something that linked Asari to the killings in South East. Pick that statement and drop it in comment section pic.twitter.com/bhy21RYmwi

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Asari added: “Boko Haram will be a child’s play. Because we no look for anybody trouble. We dey on our own. We dey even help. But he said make we no help. Him dey talk because them rig election put am there.”

 

PoliticsNow reported earlier that Asari Dokubo unveiled a ragtag Army consisting of hundreds of youths to defend the presidency of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

 

In a viral video, Dokubo sat majestically on a couch while the army showed off some military drills.

 

After the drills, Dokubo rose to address the army in a confident tone. He reminded the army that they worked for Tinubu, and that the presidency is on a turn by turn basis. He said now is the turn of Bola Tinubu and any move to scuttle that would be resisted.

 

Asari Dokubo ended his speech by chanting ‘turn by turn’ to the excitement of the army who also sang along with him.