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Photos: Former Governor, Peter Obi reportedly declines help from airport officials, carries his own luggage

September 9, 2016 3:46 PM — Linda Ikeji

That is what a Facebook user is claiming. According to him, on arrival at the airport, former governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi gently declined help from airport officials who wanted to help him with his luggage. He wrote:

''The ORACLE came back and do his usual ,even the Airport staff wants to help but he kindly reminded them that he is Young enough to still take care of his own belongings ..Some call him Ijele ,some Okwute but I simply look at him and say ...Ife di ka gi akonam"...More photos after the cut. 




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