A verified Facebook user, Zege’Orkwande Sughnen Yaaya, has stirred significant online discussion with a detailed post addressing a heated exchange between political actors in Benue State. In the statement posted just minutes ago, Yaaya clarified that he is not defending Dooter’s decision to insult someone referred to as Jerry, but strongly condemned the alleged use of personal life details as blackmail.
According to the post, Yaaya claims to have conducted an investigation that identified the individual who allegedly sent incriminating messages to Jerry. He revealed that the person admitted to some of the allegations while denying others, and identified himself as a driver in the Governor’s convoy. Yaaya further stated that he has instructed his lawyer to file a petition against both the individual and Jerry, with Dooter’s consent.
Emphasizing his commitment to justice rather than victimization, Yaaya noted his willingness to consider a peaceful resolution if Jerry prefers it. He acknowledged the right to criticize politicians but maintained that using blackmail tactics, particularly against a Benue girl, is unacceptable.
The post has quickly gained attention amid the ongoing political climate in the state, with many users reacting to the claims of digital evidence, personal admissions, and impending legal action. As the story develops, observers await responses from the parties involved and any official statements from relevant authorities regarding the alleged messages and the identity of the Governor’s convoy driver.
