Connect with us

Latest News

Peter Obi To Step Down For Atiku? – Valentine Ozigbo Makes Huge Revelation

Published

on

Peter Obi

Peter Obi To Step Down For Atiku? – Valentine Ozigbo Makes Huge Revelation

Peter Obi

Valentine Ozigbo, Special Adviser to Peter Obi on Technology and Strategic Alliances and a 2021 Anambra Governorship Candidate, has categorically denied fake news that key officials of the Labour Party’s Presidential Campaign Council met on Monday at a top Abuja hotel to discuss moves aimed at aligning with the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in the upcoming presidential election.

Mr Ozigbo, in a statement released to the press on Tuesday, January 24, 2022, described the story as false and intended to derail the massive momentum of Obidients across Nigeria and around the world who are rooting for a Peter Obi presidency.

Read Also How I Was Raped Several Times – BBNaija’s Bam Bam

Advertisement

“The claims reported on a faceless online medium are completely false and without any basis. The Labour Party is fully committed to supporting its presidential candidate, His Excellency Peter Obi, and his vision for leading Nigeria out of its current travails,” Ozigbo said.

“We firmly believe that Peter Obi is the best candidate for the presidency, with a track record of solid leadership and a clear plan for addressing the significant challenges facing our country.

“Mr Peter Obi has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the needs of the Nigerian people and has the experience and expertise needed to implement effective policies and bring about real change.

“It is disappointing that some elements within the PDP are spreading false rumours and engaging in underhanded tactics rather than focusing on a fair and open contest of ideas. This unprofessional conduct indicates their fear of fair competition and lack of confidence in their own candidate’s abilities,” the multiple-award-winning global CEO said.

Advertisement

Read Also Side Chick Sues Sugar Daddy Over Broken Promises (LIST OF PROMISES)

On the possibility of one candidate stepping down for the other, Ozigbo stated that while he would not want to join issues with either the Atiku or Tinubu campaigns, who are gleefully spreading the falsehood, he would also not want to disrupt the current squabbles between the APC and PDP over allegations and counter-allegations of corruption.

Ozigbo believes that for Nigeria to make a clean break from its tumultuous past, those accused of undermining Nigeria’s progress and the prosperity of our people should consider stepping aside for Peter Obi in the best interests of Nigeria’s future.

“In a civilized setting, and given the towering credentials and acceptability of Peter Obi, the wise thing for Atiku and Tinubu to do would have been to allow Peter Obi to go unopposed by honourably stepping down. But if they insist on continuing, they should be ready to accept their fate at the polls,” Ozigbo added.

Advertisement

“For the avoidance of doubt, Obi remains the frontrunner in this 2023 race. His two main rivals continue to trail him in the pre-election polls. He is winning with all major demographic across Nigeria in every single poll conducted, even those commissioned by APC and PDP.

“Peter Obi is an enigma, a truly inspirational leader who has the backing of the Nigerian youth and all Nigerians who love our country and wish for the best.

“We will not be distracted by fake news and will continue to work tirelessly to promote Peter Obi’s candidacy and his plans for a better Nigeria.

“We call on all supporters of the Labour Party and all Nigerians to remain steadfast in this effort and reject the PDP’s efforts to subvert the democratic process and derail our pathway to the Presidency,” Ozigbo ended.

Advertisement

For More News Join Our WhatsApp Group With This Link Below

https://chat.whatsapp.com/HlD7kmxUzAc2lwlP7yuXzk

Advertisement
Click to comment
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted

Trending

0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x