Obi rues desperate efforts to discredit him

The presidential candidate of the Labor Party, Mr. Peter Obi, said that there are many attempts to tarnish his name.

Obi rues desperate efforts to discredit him.

He says that he is in demand both nationally and internationally, where people try to imitate his voice and make it sound like him when they call others. On his Twitter account, Mr. Obi said how he presented himself as an unknown person.
He said: “The latest incident that happened in Abuja yesterday, the 17th of May, at the grounds of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, is where my attention was drawn to what was happening outside. the court.

“News came to me while I was sitting in court that Prince Mustapha Audu, the son of the Governor of Kogi State, arrested the OBIDIENT Chief Spokesman, Dr. Yunusa Tanko, and a few people like others – insulting me and looking down on me, describing me. as a racial and religious person. He said that I called him when I was outside his office on Tuesday morning around 11 am, but suddenly hung up the phone after speaking in Igbo and he, Audu, could not answer. “According to him, Obi may have only helped some businessmen because they are Igbo, and he is wondering why Obi would want to lead the country if he cannot accept the ethnic groups. again.

It was one of my helpers who quickly informed me what was going on, and I asked him to come out and tell the people of OBId that he and the man should please wait until I leave the court. After the court case, I met Audu, he repeated the same story, adding that he was angry with me for cutting his phone because he does not speak Igbo.

He insisted that I was outside his office in Abuja when I called him. I introduced myself to him again and said, “Brother, I did not invite you and I cannot go outside your office on Tuesday because I am not in Abuja or even campaigning. At the time you say I called you, I was arriving in Nice, France for a meeting. In the evening of the same day, I flew to London for another meeting, of course, I went on air and congratulated my elder brother, Dele Momodu, on his 63rd birthday. “Raised in the country this morning to hear this, the young man, looking embarrassed and surprised at the same time, added that the voice of the caller and everything is like mine. We exchanged pleasantries and took pictures.

Obi called this “one of the many attempts by those who want to disparage me and name me for what I am not, with the aim of gaining political power against me.”

Obi appealed to the public to be careful not to be deceived by evildoers.