Fadahunsi: I’ve Been Misinterpreted, I Said If Anyone Kills Our People, We’ll Retaliate
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At a glance
- Senator Francis Fadahunsi has clarified his statement regarding retaliation if "our people" are harmed.
- He debunked a viral video that he claims misinterpreted his words.
- Fadahunsi represents the Osun East Senatorial District and chairs the Senate Committee on Industries.
Senator Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi has moved to clarify remarks he made, which he says have been misinterpreted and misrepresented in a viral video. Fadahunsi, who represents the Osun East Senatorial District and also serves as the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Industries, stated that his intention was not to incite violence but to assert a right to self-defense.
He specifically addressed the context of his statement, emphasizing that any talk of retaliation was conditional. Fadahunsi asserted that such a response would only be considered if the people he represents were subjected to harm. The senator's office issued the clarification to debunk the circulating video and correct the public's understanding of his position.
The clarification aims to provide a more accurate portrayal of Fadahunsi's stance, differentiating between aggressive posturing and a defensive posture. The senator's team is working to ensure his message is understood in its intended context, focusing on the protection of his constituents.
I’ve Been Misinterpreted, I Said If Anyone Kills Our People, We’ll Retaliate
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