Contrary to reports in the Nigerian Media, Kaycee Madu has not been sacked or asked to resign by the Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney. He was asked to take a TEMPORARY leave of absence pending an independent investigation. I am 100% certain that Mr. Madu will be exonerated.

Mr. Madu is a pillar of Nigerian diaspora and Nigeria and Nigerians should stand by him! I can count on one finger the number of Nigerians who have attained the level that Mr. Madu has attained in Canada. During his ministerial pendency, he has used his position to fight not just for justice in Canada, but for justice around the world, and especially in Nigeria.

Even if other media give a negative reportage or the incident surrounding the traffic ticket, we in Nigeria and the Nigerian diaspora should not join them. It is our moral and patriotic duty to give Mr. Madu the right hand of fellowship and support that is expected from his constituency and committed supporters.

I urge all my followers to join me in taking this stance and hope the Nigerian media will be well advised to do the same.

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Reno Omokri

Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Avid traveller. Hollywood Magazine Film Festival Humanitarian of the Year, 2019.