Adebanjo no more acting Afenifere leader – Fasoranti

He stressed:”The reason the meeting was shifted was due to misunderstanding and misinterpretation of some people that I was going senile and that I cannot comprehend. When I heard that, I reacted and the person saying that regretted it. “

In a viral video at his Akure residence, the old ‘Action Grouper’ said he will now communicate meeting schedules to Afenifere members after liasoning with the secretary and other leaders on meeting agenda.

Following the return of meeting venue to Akure, many Afenifere chieftains disclosed that Adebanjo has ceased to be acting leader.

A chieftain, who spoke on phone,  said:”There can’t be two leaders at a time.”

Another chieftain said Adebanjo may fight back, but from a weak position, adding that the group should prepare for crisis management.

The Afenifere leader said there is no meeting point between Afenifere and Ohanaeze Ndigbo, pointing out that they are two different ethnic organisations.

Fasoranti promised to leave a legacy of stability and honesty in Afenifere.

He said the organisation will continue to pursue restructuring as a cardinal belief.

The elderstatesman threw his weight behind the agitation for the use of arms and ammunition by Amotekun to effectively protect the Southwest, stressing that Governor Rotimi Akeredolu who is championing the crusade was on course.

He also urged government to defend education to halt falling standard.

The Nation