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‘Their Movement Has Reduced’ – Reno Omokri Mocks Peter Obi’s Supporters

Last updated: January 5, 2023 12:20 pm
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Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has mocked the supporters of the Labour Party (LP), presidential candidate, Peter Obi, popularly known as “Obidients”, over the reduction in their political activities.

Omokri stated that the Obidient movement peaked too early before the official campaigns began on September 28, 2022, stating that they were impressed with marches across the country.

In a tweet via his Twitter page on Wednesday night, the controversial author wondered why the energy of the movement has fizzled out just before the 2023 general elections.

He wrote: “The Obidient movement peaked too early. 5 months ago they impressed us with marches across the country. But since official campaigns began on September 28, 2022, their movement has gradually and steadily ebbed. What happened? Fizzling put just before the elections?”

“They Are Only Testing Nigerians” – Former PDP BoT Chairman Reveals Candidate G5 Governors Will Work For

Former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Board of Trustees (BOT), Senator Walid Jibrin has assured that all grievances within the party will be resolved before the 2023 general elections.

He added that the internal crisis which has pitched some aggrieved Governors popularly known as the G5 against the PDP’s presidential ambition will also be resolved.

This is as he expressed confidence that the Governors will work for no other presidential candidate but the PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

Tracknews reports he made the submission on Wednesday during a chat with newsmen in Marmara, Nasarawa state.

He assured that despite the current disagreements, the G5 Governors will not leave the party and will work for Atiku and the PDP.

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