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Nigerians react to Peter Obi’s tweet
Peter Obi, a presidential candidate running under the banner of the Labour Party, has taken to his Twitter handle to advise Nigerians regarding the APC presidential primary.
Speaking to Nigerians, he told Nigerians that they should think and ask themselves if the APC presidential aspirants can offer tomorrow what they could not provide in 7 years as they listen to the aspirants of the ruling party jostle for their party’s tickets. He also asked them to compare their livelihoods from 7 years ago with how they are doing now.
Check out his post below.
However below are some reactions from Nigerians to his tweet
@ChineduOgbunyi stated: “Yes, Tinubu’s Lagos is better then Anambra you left. If you doubt it, go to De young part now and see how many Anambrarians escaping to Lagos with night bus, your media hype ends on SM. We will make a statement with our PVC so that you understand how UNPOPULAR you are.”
@ibi1shani stated: “Just like we will like you to tell us what you will be able to offer Nigeria when you cannot bring significant development to Anambra State after 8 years. Saving N7B to make profit when your state lacks basic infrastructure is not a sign of good governance.”
@GEENINNBLAQ stated: “what did your former party, PDP provide in their 16 years of rule, stop acting like you are different from them, you’re not a saint, don’t allow Twitter make you think you are popular. ”
@YunusaMcFc stated: “Mr Peter just know that the audience you are getting here is literally that highest thing Nigerians could ever offer to you not their votes so rest.”
What are your thoughts on this guys? Kindly leave your opinions below.
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