PAP THIRD PHASE LEADERS WARN: “MOMOS IS A BENEFICIARY, NOT A LEADER” 🚨
NEWS REPORT:
The leadership and stakeholders of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) Third Phase have raised alarm over what they describe as constant distractions from one Emomotimi Wilberforce, popularly known as MOMOS.
In a strongly-worded public notice, the leaders clarified that MOMOS is not a recognized leader of the Third Phase, stressing that he only got into the programme because his boss, Chief Dr. Oyinkuro Ifie Ereboh, the rightful leader of Pillow Camp, included his name for benefits.
According to them, at the critical time when the Third Phase was struggling for recognition from the Federal Government through “confrontations, roadblocks, publications, and sacrifices,” MOMOS was nowhere to be found. Instead, it was Chief Dr. Ereboh who stood firm and was acknowledged as a genuine leader.
They challenged MOMOS to come out publicly and declare:
The name of his supposed camp.
The exact place and authority (Police or JTF) where he was disarmed.
The state in which it took place.
Until then, they insisted, his claims amount to “mere impersonation.”
The leaders further warned that MOMOS should stop parading himself as a leader but rather accept his true position as a beneficiary of the PAP under his boss’ camp.
The statement also alleged that MOMOS has a history of instability and confusion, noting that “wherever he goes, conflict follows.” They emphasized that several leadership circles he tried to align with had dropped him due to what they described as “lack of trustworthiness.”
The Third Phase leaders therefore urged stakeholders to beware of MOMOS and called on him to provide verifiable evidence of any legitimate leadership role he claims.
They concluded by declaring: “The time has come to expose pretenders and protect the integrity of the Third Phase leadership.”
