Kinsmen to former governor of Delta state, James Onanefe Ibori, are putting finishing touches to preparation for his return from the United Kingdom
- All legal encumbrances have been removed by a London court, thereby clearing way for his return to his father land
- Ighoyota Amori and Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe confirmed authoritatively that the stage is set and it is now left for Ibori to decide personally on when to leave the UK
Former governor of Delta state, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, is now packing his belongings to leave the United Kingdom where he has served his jail term.
Two Urhobo chieftains, Chief Ighoyta Amori and Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, told NAIJ.com that the stage is now set following the dismantling of the legal constraints by a London high court.
Amori, in a text message to our correspondent, said there is no more legal encumbrances on Ibori’s return home.
He said: “He is packing his things now in the United Kingdom and properly settling his family down before jetting home to Nigeria. All hurdles have been completely surmounted and he is now a free man. You can count your fingers on when he will arrive Nigeria.
“Once he his family is settled, he will board the next available flight to Nigeria where he is expected to be welcomed by friends and well-wishers across the political divide. We can now authoritatively say ‘Ibori bon voyage to your fatherland this February 2017.”
Fred Latimore on the other hand, also said that the UK court has cleared the way for him to return home.
He said: “What is left now is for Ibori to decide on the day he will leave for home. Ibori’s well-wishers and friends are now putting heads together to receive him.
“He is willing to come back home. It’s just for him to decide now when to come back home, all the legal hurdles have been removed.
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