‘Our Mumu Don Do’ acknowledges Deji Adeyanju’s resignation

The ‘Our Mumu Don Do’ coalition has acknowledged the resignation of fiery activist Deji Adeyanju, two days after he told the world that he was severing ties with the group.

Acknowledging Deji Adeyanju’s decision to resign after he claimed that CharlyBoy had betrayed him and has been been compromised by ‘oppressors’ while he was in detention, the group said it will be willing to review evidence to back the allegations and seek redress if substantiated’.

The statement issued by the movement reads thus in part, “The management of the Omudodu Youths Foundation officially acknowledges the resignation notice by Mr. Deji Adejanju circulated on social media on Wednesday March 13, 2019.

“On the loss of confidence in the Chairman and Convener of Our Mumu Don Do Movement, Mr Charles Oputa (Charly Boy), cited by Mr. Adeyanju as his reason for exiting the Organization, we will be willing to review evidence to back these allegations and seek redress if substantiated.”

Adeyanju who recently regained freedom after spending 78-days in detention resigned his membership from Our Mumu Don do Movement in a post on his Twitter page when he wrote thus; “Dear Nigerians, I have resigned my membership of Our Mumu Don.

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” I no longer have confidence in the leader of the movement, CharlyBoy. He betrayed the cause while I was away in prison and compromised with the oppressors. Thank you.”

OurMumuDonDo movement is a national reawakening and social movement that is focused on mobilising Nigerians, especially young men and women to effectuate a social change in Nigeria headed by CharlyBoy.

Recall also that Adeyanju alongside CharlyBoy were at the forefront of the #ResumeOrResign protest calling for resignation or return of President Muhammadu Buhari while he was still receiving medical attention in London in the year 2017.

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