Peter Obi Reacts to Outcome of Adamawa Supplementary Polls, Sends Strong Message to Obidients
- Obidients have been urged to have faith and keep believing in a better Nigeria in the coming years
- The charge was given by Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, via a series of tweets
- He also stated that the Adamawa supplementary poll's outcome indicated the importance of the rule of law
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The presidential flagbearer of the Labour Party in the 2023 presidential poll, Peter Obi, says the outcome of the supplementary elections in Adamawa state is a true testament to the "importance of adhering to the rule of law."
He stated this in a tweet on his official page sighted by Legit.ng on Thursday, April 20.
Source: UGC
He tweeted:
"Recent events in our country, including political developments in Adamawa state, underline the importance of adhering to the rule of law."
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In his tweet, he reiterated that he remains committed to serving Nigerians and ensuring they actualise their dreams of a better nation free from marginalisation and mismanagement of public funds and assets and ensuring good governance.
Obi preaches hope to supporters
Obi also lauded his supporters, known as Obidients, for showing restraint despite the provocation that plagued them during the general elections.
As reported by TheCable, he said:
"We were provoked during the elections, but we showed restraint, patriotism and wisdom because we were voting for a greater Nigeria and not for the destruction of Nigeria. They deployed agents who killed and maimed many, including innocent women, but we kept our cool."
Obi further urged Nigerians to:
"...keep the faith and hope in Nigeria alive. We are on this journey together, and better and happier years await all of us."
Why Peter Obi will never become Nigeria's president, APC chieftain Adamu Garba reveals
Contrastingly, Peter Obi has again been criticised by his regular critic and chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Adamu Garba.
Garba said Obi's bid to become the president of Nigeria would never see the light of day as it would continue to be a figment of his imagination.
He claimed that Obi insulted the northern region and that the former Anambra state governor was a religious bigot.
Source: Legit.ng
