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Edozie Njoku Runs Away From Scheduled Channels TV Engagement

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CHUKA UBAH 

The impostor Edozie Njoku just ran away from a scheduled one-on-one engagement with the National Chairman of APGA, Barr. Sly Ezeokenwa on Channels Television this morning.

 

The pre-planned tv outing was scheduled by Channels TV to provide opportunity for Edozie Njoku to physically go head-to-head with the cerebral Sly Ezeokenwa the National Chairman of APGA. But, Edozie Njoku upon sighting Sly took to his heels backing out of the conversation. This development has irked the Producers of the show – Political Paradigm.

 

To save his face, Njoku pleaded to be interviewed alone, ostensibly running away from embarrassing himself in the face of the hard facts Chief Sly would marshal out.

 

Edozie can run away from Channels TV, he certainly will not run away from Justice!

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