Exposing Fejiro Oliver: Allegations of Blackmail and Falsehoods Unveiled

 


A recent publication on social media has ignited a firestorm of allegations against Fejiro Oliver, accusing him of being a serial blackmailer and purveyor of falsehoods. According to the statement released by Comrade Mone Oris, Chairman of the Itsekiri Youth For Good Governance, and Comrade Lillywhite Esebone, PRO of the same organization, Fejiro Oliver has allegedly been sponsored to carry out nefarious activities during the 2023 election cycle in Delta State.

The letter accuses Fejiro Oliver of attempting to blackmail prominent figures in Delta State, including Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and the revered Throne of the Olu of Warri. When these attempts allegedly failed, the focus shifted to attacking honorable Weyunmi Agbateyiniro, the commissioner for Youth in Delta State, in a bid to incite ethnic strife and confusion.

The statement read that, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, the former governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress' candidate in the State election, contacted Fejiro Oliver during the election cycle to attack everyone he sees as opponent in the state elections and those who did not support his bid to become the governor of the State.


Among the targets of Fejiro Oliver's attacks is Mr. Joseph Ebosa, also known as Young Don, who supported Governor Sheriff Oborevwori in the last general election. The letter asserts that Mr. Ebosa's family has been a significant pillar of support for the PDP in the state.

Furthermore, the letter denounces the alleged lies spread by Fejiro Oliver, including unfounded claims about Mr. Ebosa's involvement in the crude oil business, which the authors assert is baseless and absurd.

See the letter below. Let's hear your thought on this.


FEJIRO OLIVER; A SERIAL BLACKMAILER AND A PROMOTER OF FALSEHOODS .

Our attention has been drawn to a publication on the social media space by one jobless nobody called Fejiro Oliver who was sponsored during the 2023 election cycle to blackmail Deltans and politicians who did not support his employer in their failed ambition to grab power in the state. Haven tried unsuccessfully in a series of attempts to blackmail governor sheriff Oborevwori the Executive governor of Delta State, and the highly Reverred Throne of the Olu of Warri as Deltans have known the aticendent of Fejiro Oliver and his sponsors.

When it wasn't working out as planned they decided to shift ground and started lunching attacks on the  commissioner for Youth in Delta State the person of honorable Weyunmi Agbateyiniro aka Agbas in various attempts to blackmail and cause ethnic crisis, confusion and extortion. It is already in the public domain that senator Ovie Omo-agege who was the governorship candidate and  flag bearer of the  APC in the last general election contactee the jobless Fejiro Oliver to do his bidding on what he (Fejiro Oliver) knows how to do best, that provides food on his table. With a clear agenda of promoting falsehood on those who are not his supporters during and after the election, which they fail to deliver because Deltans has seen beyond politics of hatred, blackmail and lies.

We are aware that Fejiro current attacks on Mr Joseph Ebosa aka Young Don was one of their planned attacks on those who supported governor Sheriff Oborevwori in a bid to blackmail those who stood and supported Rt Hon. sheriff Oborevwori the Executive governor of the state in the last general election. Mr. Joseph Ebosa did not only support Rt Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori but his Father Hon. (Dr) Godwin Ebosa has been a major pillar of the PDP in the State and supported the current Executive Governor with his resources.
Deltans already know the sponsors of Fejiro Oliver and what they tend to achieve having seen that his pay master failed to service his Flamboyant bills and lifestyles using Delta State fund on such vouge fail to succeed at the last governorship election and as such resorts to blackmailing, sales of falsehoods and lies in order to extort money in constant servicing of is bills and fake lifestyle.

How shameful is the lies told by Fejiro Oliver and his cohort  could be, thinking that a petrol station in Lagos state will  pay an individual to buy crude oil for them. When it is in the public knowledge that there is no refinery in Lagos state and Mr Joseph Ebosa is not into the business of crude oil exportation. When in the history of this country that a petrol station will now be buying crude oil to sell at his filling station, this lies does not make any sense and it shows how far and cheaply he Fejiro Oliver and his cohort could go in order to sell falsehoods to the public.

Signed:

Comrade Mone Oris
 Chairman  Itsekiri Youth For Good Governance

Comrade Lillywhite Esebone
PRO Itsekiri Youth For Good Governance


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