Speaking during an interview with Channels TV, Ekwunife explained the circumstances that led to her outburst while expressing regret for crossing the line.
The senator described how tensions escalated after her nomination as APC's deputy governorship candidate. "The moment I was announced as the deputy governorship candidate of APC, the governor's media went too far, castigating me, maligning me, trying to destroy my reputation overnight,"
She expressed disappointment that Governor Soludo did not intervene to stop what she perceived as attacks on her character.
Ekwunife emphasized her personal relationship with the governor, which made his actions more hurtful. "Not only is he my governor, he's also a friend and a brother—I mean, someone who knows me," she said.
She detailed her educational background, noting that Soludo was aware of her qualifications. "He's aware that I had my first degree at the University of Calabar. He's also aware that I went to UNIZIK, I had my PGD at UNIZIK. I had my master's at UNICAL. I had my PhD at Atlantic University in America," Ekwunife explained.
However, she acknowledged that her response went too far. "Probably in the course of doing that, I went overboard by saying all those things, especially when it borders on the governor's hygiene and all of that. I have regrets, and I am truly sorry for that."
from Channels TV
When I faulted it here, I was attacked by the women here. They were all dancing and gloating over her shamelessness.
ReplyDeleteWhy is she regretting if what she did was right? This is how some people will lure others to their ruin.
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Don't mind them. some of our female folks awlays do things with emotions without thinkng about the repercusions. u don;t malign my character & personality & think i will let it go without fighting back. C dat one wey abuse ned Nwoko, no b beg she come beg last. awon olofo.com
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ReplyDeleteLol, Since that your statement, I have been looking at Soludo with one kind of eye😁. Una go dey alright.
ReplyDelete🤣🤣🤣 me too and honestly this her apology won't change anything.
DeleteHmmmm... I avoid people who fight dirty and would later resort to medicine after d£ath.
ReplyDeleteThere are some stains that can't be erased easily.
Whatever made her insult his hygiene shows there ALLEGEDLY may be more than meets the eye.
Only God knows why she came back to her senses to take back those words.
Soludo should still come close because I still want to confirm something 🚶🚶
ReplyDeleteSee Her Bad Mouth 🙄
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
That shade of lipstick she wears doesn't suit her,makes her lips bloated.
ReplyDeleteSee your mouth like regret,you spoke like you were very sure of what you said..you should pay
ReplyDeleteShe just may be sure, but was told to apologise.
DeleteNo matter how provoked one may be, there are certain things that should never be said. Sen. Uche Ekwunife regrets what she said but can she wipe it off from the public? Can her relationship with Soludo & co be cordial as it were? Let's learn to handle our emotions. James 3 talks about what untamed tongue can cause.
ReplyDeleteNa this mouth person go use talk,them go dash am correct money,job,contract,connections etc,Na this same mouth person go use talk them go dash am better slap,e fit go prison,e go lose contacts and them fit snuff am out.Choose the side of the mouth you are gonna talk with wisely.
DeleteRegret ke after making us believe it 😀
ReplyDeleteEven in the face of provocation
ReplyDeleteLearn self control
What is said cannot be unsaid...
Hmmmmm
ReplyDeletePolitical apology. Na who dey trust una, I dey pity.
ReplyDeleteIt was absolutely unnecessary. 🙄🙄🙄. The mastery of decorum is an asset.
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