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Empty Stadium As Peter Obi Holds Rally In Kogi (Photos)
Empty Stadium As Peter Obi Holds Rally In Kogi (Photos)
On Tuesday, the stadium was deserted as the Labour Party’s Presidential candidate, Peter Obi, held a mega rally in Kogi State.
Many anticipated a large crowd at the rally, but it turned out to be an embarrassment.
The Kogi State Government denied the Labour Party access to the Lokoja Confluence Town Stadium on Monday.
The rally today, however, was held at the stadium. It would have been preferable if the party had taken place in a smaller venue to give the impression of a large crowd.
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The stadium appeared scanty from the air.
However, the photos Obi posted on Twitter were staged to appear as if there was a crowd at the stadium.
See photos below :
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