MC Oluomo Must Pay If……..-Lagos Deputy Gov, Obafemi Hamzat | READ FULL DETAILS
The Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Obafemi Hamzat, has said that Musiliu Akinsanya popularly known as MC Oluomo, would be made to pay, if he is found guilty of breaking the law in the recently concluded elections in the state.
The deputy governor while speaking on Channels TV on Tuesday on issues bordering on violence and alleged rigging which marred especially the governorship election, said;
“And in the case of MC Oluomo he has actually come out to say that he was referring to a woman, who also come out to say that she has known MC Oluomo for years and that he was referring to her, so I don’t know the facts. But people should examine the facts and if in truth he has broken the law, he must pay for it.
“But my point which I want to make is that we all diminish this country when we actually exaggerate what happens. We have an election where you have this number of polling units and you have less than 1 per cent that have a problem and we now make it look like that 1 per cent is more important than the 99 per cent.
“I think that it is just outrageous and we should not diminish our country by saying the election is bad. No, this was a great election. Atrocities were committed an people should pay for that.”
“There will be people that will always try to break the rules and we must punish them. When you punish them they serve as deterrent to others so they know that is not the way to go.”
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