By Prince Sunny Ebhojiaye.
Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi speaking in an exclusive interview with City Express News at the Redeemed Christian Church of God Redemption camp, said that Nigeria critics will swallow their words that I have no political structure when God who is the Structure comes alive.
All the youths campaigning for Peter Obi, is the work of God. I have not spend any money so far, yet Obi is everywhere shaking the country. I don’t see APC and PDP challenging me or making headway to defeat me because the Almighty God is backing me with His Angels, and the youths are also supporting me.
“I am very sure, Peter Obi the man underrated as underdog is going to surprise and shock those critics that have already written me of. I will win 2023 election by the grace of God.”
Having equipped himself, academically, politically and professionally, Peter Obi got the nod of the People of Anambra state to emerged the governorship candidate of the state. He left solid footprints on the various life endeavours he has traversed during his working career for younger generation of Nigerians and Africans desiring for a role model.
Obi stands out as a beacon of light that would guide them to meaningful life. As should be expected, the invaluable contributions of Peter Obi did not go unnoticed both within and outside his immediate environment.
“I am ready to slug it out at the political battle field with APC Ashiwaju Bola Tinubu and PDP heavyweight champion, my Papa Alhaji Abubakar Atiku. Its understatement to say Labour party has no solid structure on the ground. Labour party was registered in 2006 and has been in existence for a quite a while.
May be some people do not understand political structure, you are actually referring to human beings and the party has the greatest number of members even more than very well known political parties if combined or put together.”
Nigerian youths are backing Peter Obi because Southeast youths have endorsed Labour party flagbearer Peter Obi not the Labour party.
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