“They are conspiring to stop me” — Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi cries out
It’s fairly clear that Peter Obi enjoyed attending public events as much as he enjoyed the interaction, and this is his way of informing Nigerians about the strategy he hopes to implement if he is elected president of Nigeria in 2023. The same is true when Peter Obi travels to Uyo to connect with a Nigerian student, and it is clear that he is willing to respond to inquiries from this kid.
He was asked what would happen if, as president, he provided monies or social amenities to Nigerian students but they didn’t receive them as a result of stakeholders cooperating with him. Everyone who collaborates with Peter Obi will be held accountable for everything he does, he responded.
He made reference to what transpired when he first began his campaign for president of Nigeria under the Labour party; he was advised to cease what he was doing because he couldn’t last a month, but things have since changed. Because he has a different style of leadership, those who didn’t support his aspiration to become president of Nigeria are now working together to prevent him from leaving the government.
Even though Peter Obi’s confidence is progressively growing as the election draws nearer, many people do not think he will be one of the three front-runners for the presidency.
