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Fake News... APCSH1T Propaganda has been debunked... Banji decamped since May 2022

https://www.nairaland.com/7567482/fake-news-labour-party-south-west#120877051

yarimo:
and this one is fake news too abi

This shows you guys have nothing apart from Propaganda ... Frank has said he wasn't the one that wrote that , even had to put a disclaimer but AGBADO AND FORGERY have to go hand in hand lol

Please Nairaland should please verify what they put on the front page.... Yesterday it was OBI gave CAN 2 Billion.. Today its bringing what happened in May 2022 to February 2023... Please this site should remain neutral

https://www.nairaland.com/7567337/labour-party-south-west-chairman-collapses

The news going around that SOUTHWEST LABOUR PARTY has collapsed its structure is FAKE NEWS!!

The said Southwest LP chairman, Omotoso Banji defected last year May 2022 during the Ekiti Gubernatorial Election.

SOURCE : https://dailypost.ng/2022/05/31/over-1000-labour-party-members-join-apc-in-ekiti-pledge-to-work-for-party/

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/06/01/2022-1000-lp-members-defect-to-apc-in-ekiti/

We don't need tribalism or religious intolerance in Nigeria

nlfpmod

And the dude is still trying to drag people on his IG lol

Supporting BUHARI that jailed your father ..That takes another level of stup1d1ty

Seun Anikulapo Kuti thanks Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for bringing change in 2015. See his tweets below lol.... The internet never forgets

SOURCE :https://twitter.com/realseunkuti/status/583163232506011648?s=46&t=UkIrtMHK_fRM0w2gNxFNZA

MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE

The Abia State Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate, Prof Uche Ikonne, is dead.

This was announced in a statement by his son, Dr Uche Ikonne, on Wednesday.

The statement read, “I regret to announce the death of my dear father, Prof Eleazar Uchenna Ikonne, who died at the National Hospital Abuja today January 2023
25, by 4 am after a brief illness
“He was recovering after taking proper treatment in the United Kingdom but relapsed a few days ago leading to multiple cardiac arrests from which he didn’t recover from.

“Further details and arrangements would be made known to the public after deliberations and meetings are made within the family”

Source: https://punchng.com/breaking-abia-pdp-gov-candidate-is-dead/

A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE

Peter Obi: The 'antidote to big man-ism' who could be Nigeria's next president


Peter Obi's supporters say he is the opposite of the all-powerful former army general or rich man who typically takes power through money and influence in Nigeria - he carries his own bag and owns only one wristwatch

He was relatively unknown until a few months ago, and yet Peter Obi has been propelled to frontrunner status in Nigeria's upcoming election.

Young, by Nigerian political standards, at 61, and with a reputation for probity in a country rife with corruption, he is the man to watch.

His supporters say that if he wins the presidency in February, it will show Nigeria's democracy is in good shape in the world's first big election of 2023.

Sky News had rare access to the Labour Party candidate during a brief visit to London.

He is, he said, the change agent in this election.

"We're trying to say, and everybody can see, especially the youth, that something's wrong and everyone can see that the country cannot continue on this trajectory leading to nowhere," he said.

There is a buzz around Mr Obi. He had come to address a foreign policy crowd at Chatham House, the think tank, with an extraordinary 100,000 joining to watch online.

The Georgian square outside was thronged with people waiting for him afterwards, singing and chanting his name. Chatham House does not usually witness such scenes.

His supporters say he is the antidote to what they call "big man-ism" in Nigeria - the all-powerful former army general or rich man who takes power through money and influence. Mr Obi carries his own bag, they say, and owns only one wristwatch. There are questions, however, about undeclared offshore companies he's reported to own and his campaign manager was convicted of money laundering. He was dismissive of them.

His affairs are all transparent, he said, wrapped up in a trust, and as for the disgraced team official: "Whatever happened with him, it's an issue that happened before he became my campaign manager."

There are far bigger questions about the financial integrity of his opponents.

Mr Obi is taking on the big powerful interests of Nigerian politics, and comes from the Igbo group, who have never had one of their own in the top job.

He admits to being daunted but says he is prepared for the role and believes Nigeria's problems need solving.

And he says British people should care about this election, too.

"We have 200 million people, which is a huge market for Britain. And it's critical for Britain - as they leave the European Union they need Commonwealth members," he said.

The country he wants to run faces enormous challenges: runaway inflation, soaring unemployment and endemic corruption.

It is threatened by separatist groups and jihadist insurgencies. He says he will sit down and talk with agitators and govern with compassion.

Paul Arkwright, the former British high commissioner in Nigeria, said the county needs a new sense of direction.

"I'm afraid it's in quite a mess and there's a sense of paralysis almost in Nigeria," he said.

"I do think that a fresh voice, someone coming in with new ideas, could make that difference and that matters to the UK."

SOURCE: https://news.sky.com/story/peter-obi-the-antidote-to-big-man-ism-who-could-be-nigerias-next-president-12788964


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koOsS6-HjVk