Politics is like a game of football either you win or loss: Chief Olusegun Obasanjo

Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, has advised lawmakers in the nation to stop from what he called lethal governmental issues.

At a book dispatch to pay tribute to the principal leader of Obudu, Uti Agba, yesterday, the previous president said lawmakers ought not consider legislative issues to be a do or kick the bucket issue.

Obasanjo said any individual who neglects to win in a race should bolster the victor to give successful support of the general population.

Revealing the book, Stepping Forward with Uti J.D. Agba a collection of memoirs by Goddy Jedy Agba, a previous governorship hopeful in Cross River State under the Peoples' Democratic Party, now a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Obasanjo stated, "on the off chance that you can't be the central hireling you can be the collaborator boss worker. This is on account of the central worker can't do it all alone, he needs to work with others," he said.

He expressed that administration is turn by turn and must be given by God.

Representative Ben Ayade of Cross River State focused on the requirement for individuals to cooperate for the improvement of the state and nation.

Uti J.D. Agba, the fundamental leader of Obudu in Cross River State is the longest serving ruler in Africa, having being on the honored position for a long time. Teacher Kalu Uka of the University of Uyo inspected the book.

A portion of the dignitaries at the dispatch are: Etsu Nupe of Nupe Kingdom, Alhaji Dr Yahaya Abubakar, the Obong of Calabar, Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V, previous Cross River State representative, Liyel Imoke and Senator John Owan Enoh.