Our attention has been drawn to a half-witted publication from the unrest Media Office of the ex-presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi with no grounds of the Presidency statement, proven as a ‘cheap blackmail.’ For clarity of facts, the Presidency’s alleged statement of Mr. Peter Obi as a prime mover and Mastermind of the nationwide Protest is substantial with historical facts.
Taking a stroll back to the occurrences during the Presidential campaign, the social media space, especially Twitter, was awash with controversy over a leaked telephone conversation (now dubbed “Yes Daddy”) between Peter Obi and Oyedepo.
In the audio clip, Mr Obi was heard asking Mr Oyedepo to help spread his campaign message to Christians in the South-west and parts of North-central.
While repeatedly addressing the cleric as “daddy”, the LP standard-bearer told Mr. Oyedepo that the just concluded presidential election was a “RELIGIOUS WAR.” Mr. Obi, however, threatened to sue the media outfit ‘People’s Gazette’ after the released audio which he claimed to be doctored, on his usual fallacious tales, Obi’s pomposity has been muted and baseless to date.
However, FIJ investigated the audio and concluded that it was original and not doctored.
Striking ahead, in the emanation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the ruling party had advised the aggrieved political parties to legally challenge the outcome of the election following the blasphemous statement from Obi’s supporters trolled on social media. However, In decreed to the Supreme Court Verdict of the presidential election, Mr. Peter Obi tells his supporters ‘This Is Not The End’ Such a statement deserves Mr. Obi to be behind bars if to be in China. A quintessential leader who believes power comes from God through the will of the people would wonder about the desperado of Peter Obi’s ostentatious statement against the highest court of a nation.
Nevertheless, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has emanated multiple policies and frameworks to alleviate the livelihood of the downtrodden with renewed hope through the implementation of the Local Government Autonomy. While the government is open to constructive criticism, it’s expected to applaud the strides of the government on the positive impacts on the people.
Consistently, damaging the ruling system over taboo statements as claiming to be Obidient against a ruling party is proven ignorantly to be self-tamed and a mobilized call to carpet bomb the country.
Obi’s Media Office shouldn’t be quick to forget the engendering Billboard “All Eyes on The Judiciary” they rooted in the heart of Abuja over their ill-expectation of the judgment of the Election, disregarding the court-sitting which was then in progress.
Peter Obi Media should hack away from its whacky tales of lies, political deceit, and destructive criticism to enlighten its teeming supporters on the geometry inclination of Nigeria’s economy at 3.1% in GDP, as compared to the past years according to the International Monetary Fund and the National Bureau of Statistics.
