Where is Doyin Okupe? Labour Party And Its Pack Of Fraud As Peter Obi’s One-Man Show Escalates Further

Where is Doyin Okupe? Labour Party And Its Pack Of Fraud As Peter Obi’s One-Man Show Escalates Further

If you were aware of events in the early 1990s, you must have heard of the Planwell and Gold Plan schemes, which were Ponzi schemes aimed to deceive individuals. These schemes were forerunners to MMM and other schemes that exist today.

The Kalo Kalo scheme, in which you invest one naira today and receive a return of two thousand naira the following week. If you understand what I mean then we should be concerned about the Labour Party and its alleged gang of fraudsters, who have practically excommunicated the party from the grassroots support that it does have in a few select locations.

The Labor Party and its presidential candidate appear to be following the lead of this Kalo Kalo scheme in that everything about them suggests a master plan to profit at the expense of the general public, who feel betrayed by Buhari’s administration, which, fortunately, has outperformed its predecessors in terms of infrastructure, electricity generation, agriculture, and so many other commendable programs.

The financial scandals surrounding Peter Obi and his party are so many that Nigerians must become more aware of the inconsistency in their behavior.

The first salvo was launched when the national Labour Party leaders alleged that Peter Obi may be misusing campaign funds after it was suspected that an account had been set up with a private company to raise money for the campaigns.

With the dust still settling, we saw the Party’s national youth leader suspended over the same allegations, and now we hear how Ogun State LP has suspended the campaign DG, Doyin Okupe, who was Peter Obi’s first running mate, over similar accusations, claiming he is living fat on campaign council funds. The charges against him are grave, and the EFCC should investigate them thoroughly.

No day goes by in Edo State without Edo social media influencers criticizing the party’s national chairman, Julius Abure, for collecting money and displacing party candidates in favor of others with deep pockets. These claims are circling not just Peter Obi, his party, and its leadership, but also Peter Obi’s support groups.

Over thirty support groups in Edo State alone are at odds with their executives over the misappropriation of cash intended for street rallies and solidarity walks.

Our investigation points to one direction: a lack of coherent leadership, which puts everyone in positions of leadership in the LP vulnerable to the allegations levelled against its presidential candidate and it’s leadership.

A detailed observation by some of our reporters revealed that the fire that the Obideints were used to before the lifting of the restriction on election campaigns has substantially decreased as a result of these allegations being circulated.

We no longer see Obidents organizing rallies due to a lack of confidence by the leadership of the various support groups who are using it as a way to cash out at the expense of their SUBCRIBERS who are clueless to what is going on around them.

The chicken has gone home to roost. The steam has dissipated, and the center can no longer hold. There are new suspicions that Peter Obi may have abandoned his presidential campaigns, particularly in the North, where it was noticed that Peter Obi skipped zonal rallies for reasons best known to him.

Peter Obi is reportedly abroad right now with the intention of raising money from the diaspora, which some party members claim to be a group of IGNORANT contributors.

What appears to be the reason for the Obidient Movement’s apparent loss of momentum? Is the LP losing faith in the North? We need your opinion on this.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.

Source iReporteronline.