<p><strong>The <a href="http://Openlife.ng">Obi-Datti Campaign Organization</a> has announced that it will release an ‘updated list’ following the outrage that trailed the inclusion of former military spokesperson, <a href="http://Openlife.ng">Major-General John Enenche</a>, in its presidential campaign council.</strong></p>
<p>The spokesperson for the campaign organization, Tanko Yunusa, acknowledged in a tweet posted on Thursday evening that there were issues with the campaign list released on Wednesday.</p>
<p>He said the campaign council and Labour Party executives have noted the issues raised with the list, promising that an ‘updated list’ will be released to the public soon.</p>
<p>The move might not be unconnected to calls for Enenche’s removal from the campaign council, although a couple of other issues have been raised with the list.</p>
<p>While Enenche is yet to be removed from the campaign council contrary to media reports, it was learnt that plans are underway to replace him on the presidential advisory council.</p>
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<p>Allegations of lopsided appointments also trailed the campaign council list, specifically with the Lagos and Sokoto state coordinators of the campaign, who are both from the South-East region.</p>
<p>Enenche’s inclusion in the presidential advisory council of the campaign drew the ire of Obi supporters over statements he (Enenche) made as Defence Spokesperson during the October 2020 #EndSARS protest.</p>
<p>Obi’s supporters who described Enenche as an enemy of Nigerian youths, called for his outright removal from the campaign council.</p>
<p>Enenche, a former Director of Information at the Nigerian Defence Headquarters, had described a live video from the Lekki tollgate incident where the military opened live fire on unarmed #EndSARS protesters as ‘photoshop’</p>
<p>“…Up till this morning before I came here, I even got analysts, people that have analysed the various videos and they were cropped and photoshopped,” Enenche who was defence spokesman at that time, said of the Lekki tollgate shootings.</p>
<p>However, the judicial commission of inquiry set up by the Lagos State government, confirmed that the military indeed opened live ammunition on and killed at least 9 protesters.</p>
<p>Similarly, Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, confirmed that 2 people died during the incident.</p>
<p><em>Source: The Whistler</em></p>

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