DR. CAIRO OJOUGBOH WAS BRUTALLY ATTACKED BY OKOWA'S GANG - ALI







WHO WANTS TO KILL DR. CAIRO OJOUGBOH?

By Biyi Ali.

It all started In 2002 when Dr Cairo Ojougboh was brutally attacked on his way back from Asaba to Agbor.

 The attempted murder was reported and Dr Okowa and his murderous gang were invited to FCD Abuja where the case gathered dust till today.
It is a well known fact in Delta state that Okowa's weapon against Dr Cairo are cheap lies and assassination of character by using fake and faceless persons.
Dr Cairo has never had a personal quarrel with any person but will disagree with you if you are fraudulent in your given assignment.
For instance Dr Cairo disagreed with fraud in the Centenary City project and the NASS and Federal High Court ruled that Dr Cairo was right and that the Centenary City project was a fraud.

You can throw decency to the wind call all names you wish but the truth is that Okowa must answer to the 11 points Dr. Cairo raised which he has not addressed till this moment.

The picture below is Dr. Cairo Ojougboh's car customized number CA 1 R0 that was vandalised by Okowa's gang.

Biyi Ali, is the Personal Assistant on Media and Publicity to Hon. Dr. Cairo Ojougboh, the Akinuwa of Anioma nation.

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