"Daddy You'll Win," Goosebumps as Nursing Mother Stops Peter Obi's Convoy, Make Declarations Amid Tears
On Saturday, January 21, the campaign train of the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi hit the southern part of Kaduna state.
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During the tour of the state, Obi met with several Nigerians from all walks of life in his campaign to become Nigeria's next president.
Source: Twitter
The former Anambra state governor in a tweet personally signed by him said it was an awesome unprecedented gathering as he is delighted to be in the state.
His words:
"I am delighted to be here, in the friendly, welcoming town of Kafanchan. My sincere gratitude to all of you for coming out to interface with me. What a great town hall meeting."
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Among those Obi met in Kaduna was a nursing mother who cried her heart out while delaying the convoy of the former governor of Anambra state.
Speaking amid tears, the nursing mother who had her baby with her kept on saying:
"Daddy you'll win."
Amid all of this members of Obi's campaign team asked her for her number while they advised her to take the baby out of the teeming crowd to avoid getting injured.
Peter Obi leaks 1 major secret about himself, his running mate Ahmed-Datti
Peter Obi described himself and his running mate Yusuf Ahmed-Datti as corrupt-free Nigerian leaders.
The flag bearer of the Labour Party gave the description during his campaign rally in Jos, Plateau state's capital city.
According to Obi, like his running mate, he has never stolen any fund which belongs to the Nigerian government.
Soludo backtracks, highlights places Peter Obi may win in 2023 presidential election
Peter Obi had been predicted to win Anambra state in the forthcoming 2023 elections scheduled for February.
The prediction about Obi's performance at the presidential election was made by Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra state.
Soludo, however, said it is unlikely that Peter Obi will win the presidential election at the national level.
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