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Segun Arinze Slams Emeka Ike, Says He Should Stop Doing Nonsense

Segun Arinze Slams Emeka Ike, Says He Should Stop Doing Nonsense
In a recent interview with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu on Rubbin Minds, actor Segun Arinze slammed Emeka Ike.
Segun said Emeka should stop doing nonsense because he’s not the AGN President.
Arinze said,
“Let’s get the facts straight. President Muhammadu Buhari came on the platform of APC, went through nominations, he ran against former president of the country and became president of Nigeria. How would we have felt if he came out and started saying he is the president of Nigeria, he takes the Quran and swear that he is the president of Nigeria. There will be chaos and the country is divided. That was what Emeka Ike did.  
I was president of the guild, duly elected in Port Harcourt and succeeded Ejike Asiegbu. All the State Chapters came to Port Harcourt, where we had this election and I became the president. He had an intention, because there was a division then between Ejike and Board of trustees so aligned with the. When I came I brought everybody together and he was told to become the Vice President. I told him after my tenure, he can go through the proper procedure and go in for the office.
“We made him Vice President South East, he said no he wanted to be president. He went to Adeniran Ogunsanya took Bible, Holy book of God and started swearing, without buying a form, going through screening or anything. Emeka should wake up and stop all these nonsense. He should grow up Ibinabo Fiberesima is the bonafide president.
“Even in the judgment that came out recently telling us to return to status quo, what does it mean? We were told to go back to the way we were. There was no time Emeka Ike was pronounced the president of AGN. Let him bring out the copy of the judgment and show us if he is man enough. He should wake up and stop embarrassing the guild.”

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