Confusion: Iyabo Obasanjo allegedly denies ill worded 11 paged letter written to former president

Barely less than 24hours when 11paged ill-worded letter was released to the media yesterday accusing the former president for several domestic family misconduct and failed in parental relationship and responsibility. The acclaimed and alleged writer of the letter Senator Iyabo Obasanjo Bello has forward her media denial and non responsibility to the release of the letter. However, going through the content of the acclaimed letter yesterday, one begin to wonder what transpire between father and daughter that will result to media publication of those ill words of family ordeals or issues which are suppose to be discuss within family cycle.

The issues raised in the letter are more of domestic family issues than national issues. Therefore, the matter is supposed to be raised at home in isolation rather than making it national political issues compendium which has now become national article of interest.

Reading through the content of the letter, it was assumed that, despite that more of the issues raised are more of domestic family issues than national issues, there is importance and deserve attention to it for building progressive and sustainable Nigeria

However, Nigerians has sample diverse and questionable opinion about the letter because of these three simple reasons

Y  What can transpire between father and daughter, persons of cultural minded Yoruba origin to write such letter to her biological father? If indeed , it is a taboo

Y  Also, if we assume that the letter is a propaganda against the former president, how come the perpetrators unveil critical sensitive family profile and information which can only be known to somebody who is very close to the family in which the allegation was made

Y  If the former president daughter accusation against her father is true, how come she was able to rise to the level of senator even after occupying several political positions in Ogun state? Did she achieve this on her own placard without the direct and indirect influence of her father?

However, I believe if she eventually wrote the letter she justify her reasons and if not time will tell

Nigerians are great and any thing can happen in Nigeria