JUST IN: Peter Obi Takes a Trip Outside Shores of Nigeria on Fact-Finding Mission
The 2023 presidential aspirant of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, on Tuesday, June 14, departed Nigeria to Egypt on a three-day visit.
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Making his visit known on his Twitter account, the former Anambra state governor and 2019 vice-presidential candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party said his trip to Egypt is part of his detailed study of comparable countries to Nigeria.
Source: Twitter
Obi further stated that while in Egypt, he is expected to understudy various sectors of the Egyptian economy and how activities in the country can be replicated in Nigeria.
Sharing photos of his departure from Nigeria, Obi revealed that some of the sectors he would be understudying include the power sector, education, planning and finance sectors.
His words:
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"I just departed for Egypt on a 3-day visit as part of my detailed study of comparable countries to Nigeria. In Egypt, I am expected to understudy, among others, the Egyptian Power Sector, Education, Planning and Finance Sectors. -PO"
INEC announces final decision on Peter Obi's candidacy, party crisis
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Thursday, June 9, confirmed that Peter Obi is the only recognised presidential candidate of the Labour party.
The commission said that the Labour Party's presidential primary that produced Obi complied with all the provisions of the Electoral Act, 2022.
INEC also said that it has given the party's national chairman Julius Abure the access code to the candidate nomination portal.
Peter Obi reacts to ongoing APC presidential primary, speaks directly to Nigerian youths
The presidential aspirant for the Labour Party had given deep-rooted advice to youths across Nigeria.
Peter Obi urged the youths to ensure that ask critical questions about the aspirations of presidential aspirants of the All Progressives Congress who could not deliver development and security to Nigerians in seven years.
The 2023 hopeful made the remarks following the ongoing APC presidential primary at Eagle Square, Abuja.
2023: Group says Peter Obi’s presidency will end Biafra agitation
The support for Peter Obi had continued to grow by the day ahead of the 2023 presidential elections scheduled to take place in Nigeria.
A group based in the United States of America has thrown its weight behind Obi’s presidential aspiration.
According to the group, Obi's emergence as Nigeria’s president in 2023, would end secession calls from aggrieved elements in the southeast.
Source: Legit.ng
