Contrary to media report , factional Eghare-Aja of Ugborodo, Chief Wellington Ojogor, has been sighted in his country home at Ugborodo despite media report that he was kidnapped.
Chief Ojogor who spoke to newsmen at his country home in Ugborodo , Warri South West local government , disclosed that he asked his children to take him to his village on Tuesday November 13 to enable him settle some community issues, noting that he was neither kidnapped nor forced to his village.
In his words, “ I tell my children to bring me to the village and I dey my house as you dey see me. Nobody kidnap me and nobody force me come village”.
The Ugborodo eldest man who was seen strolling around his premises in Ugborodo community at exactly 4:45pm local time Wednesday November 14, exactly 24 hours after he was reportedly kidnapped, described the media report as unfounded.
He advised sponsors of the report as well as those speculating his kidnap rumour to desist forthwith from such speculation.
Children of the Eghare-Aja, Cyril Ojogor and Oyebor Anderson Ojogor who also spoke to newsmen, described the kidnap speculation as lacking in relevance. They accused the sponsors of the report as mischief-makers.
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It would be recalled that the Eghare-Aja of Ugborodo Community, Chief Wellington Ojogor was reportedly kidnapped and taken to unknown destination.
The leadership crisis rocking Ugborodo Community is between 2 factions led by Mr. David Tonwe and Chief Thomas Ereyitomi.
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