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Gen Enenche throws weight behind Obi, explains why
Major General John Enenche (rtd) has explained why he’s backing Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, ahead of the 2023 presidential election.
The retired Army General said he has decided to speak out and not sit on the fence, calling on Nigerians of good conscience to do the same
“Consequently, I made bold to openly and objectively support the candidature of HE Mr Peter Obi and Dr Yusuf Ahmed-Datti without fear or contraction,” he said.
Enenche says his decision is based on his knowledge of Obi and his vice presidential candidate for about 17 years and 5 years respectively,, adding that both men can provide quality leadership for the Nation that would guarantee effective followership.
“This is what Nigeria needs now to overcome all the numerous challenges imposed on the citizenry in the last two decades.
“I believe that all Obidient Nigerians among others that believe and are working towards a new Nigeria and taking our country back have the same conviction like me.
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“In this regard, I appeal to all in this endeavour to allow us to maintain focus to achieve this all important mission.
“Let me state here that a good number of us in this liberation effort have a lot to give and contribute based on knowledge acquired over time in excess of thirty years, that will give a solid foundation to the Labour Party Government at all levels in Nigeria from 2023.
“Dear countrymen and women, following my appointment on the campaign council of the Labour Party, there were reactions on the social media about my pronouncement concerning a video shot at the scene of the ENDARS incident at Lekki toll gate on 20 October 2020.
“Everyone that commented in any way was right based on the information at their disposal and individual analysis. Personally and professionally, I worked with the overriding interest of Nigerians at heart based on the oath of allegiance I swore on commission into military service which is sacrosanct.
“I sincerely shared in the pains of that breaking news through the social media as it were. On this note, I want to assure all that more effort will be put in, so that all assertions can be cleared convincingly from appropriate sources.”
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