PDP Chief Toney Anenih Says He Has Forgiven Governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole

The former Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tony Anenih has declared that he has forgiven his foremost political foe and Governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole.

He made the declaration weekend, at the 10th Anniversary of St Anthony’s Catholic Church, Uromi, where the Governor was given an award for his services to the Church.

Anenih who referred to the Governor as his son, said a recent health challenges he suffered made him realise the need to rise above politics and embrace peace with all men.
“I was in St. Paul’s Church in Benin, and as my son, Comrade Adams said, we were all there appreciating the efforts of the Archbishop.
“I want to say this, it is not because Adams is here. Last night, I was telling my wife that I met Adams in the church, and with my immediate medical experience, I have decided to forgive all those who offended me. And I specifically mentioned Adams.

“Adams, without you saying it, I have forgiven you. As you said when you were in labour, as President, you were my son and you know it. You came into politics and you remain my son. So, the common cook that used to cook ogbono soup for us is still there,” he said. ?