In my campaign, I have never mentioned my race or religion. - Peter Obi Peter Obi, the Labor Party's nominee for president in the most r...
In my campaign, I have never mentioned my race or religion. - Peter Obi
Peter Obi, the Labor Party's nominee for president in the most recent election, claimed that it appeared Lai Muhammad, the minister of information, wanted to hang the bag of seeds on him.
He claimed that the decision by the minister was motivated by a chat between Obi and Bishop David Oyedepo, a senior pastor of the Living Faith Church, over a cell phone that caused a fiery dispute and controversy.
Once the conversation was over, this is the first time Peter Obi has publicly addressed the issue.
On his Twitter feed, he posted the reply.
Nigerians have been stridently debating the sound, particularly on social media, where his opponents accuse him of contradicting himself and denying that he is also a politician who engages in racial and ethnic prejudice. his needs with several religions.
When Peter Obi described his politics as a religious conflict and promised the Christian priest that (Christians) would not act without knowing support was not behind him, Mr. Lai Mohammed accused the candidate of treason.
Obi even requests the teacher's assistance in contacting Christians in Nigeria's southwest and north-central regions to solicit their support.
Peter Obi expressed regret at the attempts to discredit him and the fact that a government minister is behind these.
Peter Obi asserts that he never claimed blame or even spoke ill of Nigeria and that he never advocated for a conspiracy against it.