Politics
Jack Obinyan reacts after APC, PDP members in Imo North reportedly collapse structures for Peter Obi
A popular Nigerian politician and former Senior Special Adviser to the Edo State Governor on New Media, Jack Obinyan, took to his social media page and reacted after APC and PDP members in Imo North reportedly collapse their structures for Peter Obi and his party, the Labour Party.
Recently, Jack Obinyan was on his official Facebook page, where he shared a post from PUNCH, stating that members of the two majority political parties in Nigeria, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo North Senatorial District of Imo State have reportedly collapsed their structures into the Labour Party and pledged their loyalty and support to its 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
Reacting to the report, Jack Obinyan calls on members of the two majority political parties in Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, and Abia State to also give their support to Peter Obi as he noted that charity begins at home.
Do you think that it will be wise for people in the Southeast, Southwest, and South-South to give their support to Labour Party and its presidential candidate, Peter Obi?
Do you think that Peter is the best option for Nigeria come 2023?
Let’s have your opinion in this regard.
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