Politics
Dalung reacts to youth support for Peter Obi
Solomon Dalung has urged Nigerian youths to avoid the same mistake they made in 2015 by making sure that they do not support the presidential candidate of Labour Party, Peter Obi, the same way that they blindly supported Buhari in the 2015 presidential election of Nigeria.
Dalung was the Minster of Youths and Sports between 2015 and 2019. According to Dalung, Nigerian youths blindly supported Buhari in 2015 without engaging him well enough to know the plans he had for Nigeria and how he wanted to execute the plans.
Dalung went on to say that in 2023, the youths are blindly supporting Peter Obi without engaging him well enough to know the plans he has for the country and how he want to achieve all his plans.
Dalung stated that in 2015, anyone who tried to engage Buhari was harshly attacked by the youths. Dalung went on to say that in 2022, the youths are supporting Peter Obi and equally attacking anyone who tries to oppose Peter Obi.
Dalung said that he holds nothing against Peter Obi, however, he strongly believe that Peter Obi should be engaged by Nigerian youths so that he can disclose what he intends to do for Nigerians if he wins the 2023 election.
Dalung also stated that the youths must also find out how Peter Obi intend to actualize all his plans for Nigerians. Dalung stated that Nigeria
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