The backlash against the autobiography, ‘My Participations,’ by Bisi Akande, a former pro tem National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, continues to reverberate.
The latest person to enter the fray is Bode George, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, who has asked Akande to withdraw the book and tender an apology for dishonouring Yoruba elders.
Bode George joins The Morning Show to say why he is so vehemently opposed to the autobiography and whether he thinks President Muhammadu Buhari will meet the deadline today by signing into law the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill.
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