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Obi challenges Tinubu – Re-introduce yourself to Nigeria, the world
The presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general elections, Peter Obi, at a World Press Conference in Abuja on Wednesday, challenged President Bola Tinubu to “re-introduce himself to the nation he governs and to the world; for the avoidance of further doubt.”
Obi insisted that the President should “let the world know his name, his nationality, his place of birth, his parentage, the primary and secondary schools he attended, with dates, as well as the actual universities he attended with certificate obtained.”
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He said that the true identity is of interest to the world.
This challenge may not be unconnected with the controversies over the deposition of the Chicago State University (CSU) on Tinubu’s education document.
Obi concluding his press conference, declared: “ït is time to do the right thing.”
The Labour Party presidential candidate in the last general election, Peter Obi, has called on President Bola Tinubu to "re-introduce himself to the nation he governs and to the world; for the avoidance of further doubt, he should let the world know his name, his nationality, his… pic.twitter.com/y3aVTj0qwf
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