“I am not a Yoruba man” – Labour Party’s Anthony Chinasa-Abiola clarifies following win in Abia (Video)

The Labour Party candidate Anthony Chinasa-Abiola, who was elected to the Abia state House of Assembly, has denied claims that he is of Yoruba ethnicity.

Advertisment

Because of the “Abiola” in his name, there have been rumors that Chinasa-Abiola, who won the election to represent Umuahia Central Constituency at the Abia State House of Assembly, is a Yoruba man.

READ THIS  Osinachi Nwachukwu: Pastors should stop telling people to stay in abusive relationships and be praying - Rev. Funke Adejumo

Advertisment

He has now made it clear that he is not of the Yoruba ethnic group in an interview with TVC.

Advertisment

He claims that he changed his identity to Abiola in order to support Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the Labour Party’s candidate for governor of Lagos.

According to him, the name Abiola is merely a “nickname” or “guy name” he adopts.

Advertisment

READ THIS  Thank God for where you are right now, some have it worse – Mayorkun

Watch the video below;

 

Advertisment

Check Also

“I don’t believe in marriages” – Lil Kesh

Lil Kesh, a Nigerian musician and former YBNL signee, has explained why he chose put …

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *