Don’t Vote For People You Don’t Trust – Obi Advises C’River Electorates

Don’t Vote For People You Don’t Trust – Obi Advises C’River Electorates

Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate, has advised Cross River State voters not to vote for people they do not trust.

Peter Obi made the announcement in Calabar during his presidential campaign rally at the UJ Esuene Stadium.

“Don’t Vote for people you don’t trust and hold me responsible.

“Our plan is to rebuild Nigeria and make it work.

“I assure you that the Obi-Datti administration we will form will secure and unite Nigeria.

“In addition, we will ensure law and order, rule of law, an end to Police brutality, ensure that our universities function as universities and also push the country from a consumption to a productive economy,” he said.

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“Do not vote for people you do not trust and hold me accountable.

“Our strategy is to rebuild Nigeria and make it functional.

“I assure you that the Obi-Datti administration that we will form will secure and unite Nigeria.

“In addition, we will ensure law and order, the rule of law, an end to police brutality, that our universities function as universities, and that the country transitions from a consumption to a productive economy,” he said.

He blamed poverty on inefficiency and promised that the Labour Party would change the narrative.

According to Aisha Yesufu, the time has come for Nigerians to vote for the right people rather than thieves.

She insisted that the 2023 election is for survival, and that we must vote and defend our votes.

Earlier, Hon. Isa Abubakar, the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council’s Director of Youth Affairs, stated that the Labour Party movement is a bloodless revolution that will save Nigeria.

He told the electorates to return to their communities and inform people that if we don’t want to continue on this path, we must vote for Peter Obi in 2023.

Peter Obi’s presidential rally in Calabar was preceded by a town hall meeting and a visit to Calabar’s Obong, Edidem Ekoo Okon Abasi Otu V.