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Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by 24news(op): 2:26pm On Mar 13
Count Peter Obi Out of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala

https://soartvnews.com/world%20politics/%E2%80%9CCount%20Peter%20Obi%20Out%20of%20Transactional%20Politics%E2%80%9D%20%E2%80%93%20POMR%20Blasts%20Daniel%20Bwala

Peter Obi Media Reach, POMR, has stated that the former presidential candidate should be excluded from any talk about what it described as “transactional politics”.

The group was responding to claims by President Bola Tinubu’s spokesman, Daniel Bwala, who alleged that Obi attempted to reach out to him.

In a statement by its spokesman, Ibrahim Umar, POMR described the allegation as false, stressing that it was compelled to respond to prevent the public from being misled. The statement said, “Normally, we would not dignify Barr Bwala’s baseless accusations with a reply, given his well-documented history of dishonesty. However, we feel it is necessary to address this matter for the benefit of the public, who may be misled.”

According to the group, Obi has consistently distanced himself from individuals it associates with transactional politics.

“Our principal, Peter Obi, has made it clear that he excludes individuals like Bwala from his political activities and any form of transactional politics that sustain people like him in political circles.

“The Peter Obi that Nigerians know and appreciate will never engage in such practices. He would rather allocate resources to provide desks for children in Bwala’s village than pay him to concoct falsehoods for public consumption,” the statement said.

POMR added that Obi’s political philosophy centres on promoting good governance and building a better society rather than paying individuals to support his cause.

“Obi’s approach is rooted in the pursuit of good governance and the creation of a better society for all. He does not pay people to promote a cause; instead, he invites them to join him in believing in a shared vision.

“His ‘engagement’ focuses on persuasion, emphasizing the urgent need for a collective effort to rescue our nation. He welcomes those who choose to join him voluntarily, driven by the same deep-seated convictions.”

The group further urged politicians it accused of engaging in transactional politics to reconsider their actions in the interest of the country’s future.

“For the umpteenth time, we call on Bwala and others like him to count Peter Obi out of their greed, repent, and join us in the quest for a new Nigeria that is indeed POssible,” the statement added.
Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by Validated: 2:52pm On Mar 13
Do not mind Mr. Half-FOOL. We know his type.
Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by Basic123: 4:28pm On Mar 13
Validated:
Do not mind Mr. Half-FOOL. We know his type.
Eyeah...we know their type,one of them is here transacting presidency for governorship with wike in 2023 grin

Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by Basic123: 4:30pm On Mar 13
24news:
Count Peter Obi Out of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala

https://soartvnews.com/world%20politics/%E2%80%9CCount%20Peter%20Obi%20Out%20of%20Transactional%20Politics%E2%80%9D%20%E2%80%93%20POMR%20Blasts%20Daniel%20Bwala

Peter Obi Media Reach, POMR, has stated that the former presidential candidate should be excluded from any talk about what it described as “transactional politics”.

The group was responding to claims by President Bola Tinubu’s spokesman, Daniel Bwala, who alleged that Obi attempted to reach out to him.

In a statement by its spokesman, Ibrahim Umar, POMR described the allegation as false, stressing that it was compelled to respond to prevent the public from being misled. The statement said, “Normally, we would not dignify Barr Bwala’s baseless accusations with a reply, given his well-documented history of dishonesty. However, we feel it is necessary to address this matter for the benefit of the public, who may be misled.”

According to the group, Obi has consistently distanced himself from individuals it associates with transactional politics.

“Our principal, Peter Obi, has made it clear that he excludes individuals like Bwala from his political activities and any form of transactional politics that sustain people like him in political circles.

“The Peter Obi that Nigerians know and appreciate will never engage in such practices. He would rather allocate resources to provide desks for children in Bwala’s village than pay him to concoct falsehoods for public consumption,” the statement said.

POMR added that Obi’s political philosophy centres on promoting good governance and building a better society rather than paying individuals to support his cause.

“Obi’s approach is rooted in the pursuit of good governance and the creation of a better society for all. He does not pay people to promote a cause; instead, he invites them to join him in believing in a shared vision.

“His ‘engagement’ focuses on persuasion, emphasizing the urgent need for a collective effort to rescue our nation. He welcomes those who choose to join him voluntarily, driven by the same deep-seated convictions.”

The group further urged politicians it accused of engaging in transactional politics to reconsider their actions in the interest of the country’s future.

“For the umpteenth time, we call on Bwala and others like him to count Peter Obi out of their greed, repent, and join us in the quest for a new Nigeria that is indeed POssible,” the statement added.
He does not pay people to promote a cause; instead, he invites them to join him in believing in a shared vision.

INDEED grin

We have been telling you that there is no diferrence between reno omokiri,bwala daniel and peter OBI....Na the love wey you have for peter they blind you from his own shortconings

Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by Malagans(m): 4:52pm On Mar 13
People like Danny Bwala shouldn't be taken seriously please.
Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by ozo13(m): 6:24pm On Mar 13
Who una dey deceive.the ticket Peter obi rode on with Atiku in 2019 election,how was it procured at the primaries.make una dey deceive una self
Re: Count Peter Obi Out Of Transactional Politics” – POMR Blasts Daniel Bwala by aswani(m): 6:56pm On Mar 13
24news:
Peter Obi Media Reach, POMR, has stated that the former presidential candidate should be excluded from any talk about what it described as “transactional politics”.
Per the bolded, so these are the people that disturb us on Nairaland daily over anything Peter Obi.

I wonder how many monikers on here they have between them?
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