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Fejiro Oliver Says Tony Otokhine’s Car Accident, Death Was Caused By Depression
By Daniel Dafe
Publisher of Secret Reporters, Fejiro Oliver has warned the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa not to issue a press release or condolence statement in honor of Tony Otokhine, SSA to Okowa on Politics Matters, saying that “that will be dancing on his grave.”
Recall that the late aide died on Sunday after he was involved in an auto crash on Sunday while returning to Asaba from a wedding in Edo State.
According to the post, the government is “responsible for the BP that caused the young man his death for thinking on the steering.”
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“Tony died lost in thoughts. Tony was banned from Government House because they say he begged too much. Tony begged because he could not foot his bills. Tony begged the same category of aides who were put in more privileged positions than him whereas he contributed more to the Governor’s victory than most of them,” he said.
He continued: “He died driving a 2008 Honda that was painted from Red to black, while Okowa’s nephew, Victor drives Range Rover Velar, which is one of his cars.
“If you don’t have anything to say, better keep quiet because I will take it personal on you and tell you things you will hate about yourself and family.
“Be warned.
“I watched the video and shed my tears for Tony, remembering the times we shared.
“Almost 50 years and Tony knelt down one day crying for me due to depression.
“I won’t say more for now.
“Be warned again before you comment else I will use the pepper body on you and government appointees.”
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