With increasing accusations aimed at Labour Party and the OBIdient Movement from the APC, labelling them divisive, religiocentric and ethnocentric, Peter Obi has said there’s nothing of such.
The likes of Festus Keyamo and Femi Fani-Kayode have been spewing rumours that Labour Party and Peter Obi are trying to incite violence in the country.
Keyamo, a State Minister for Labour, has petitioned the Department of State Services to have Obi and his running mate, Prof. Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed arrested.
But Obi said, “My aspiration is for a new Nigeria, where the children of a nobody will become somebody. A nation anchored on national interests, and not sectional interests; where the entire youths from the six geopolitical zones will have a sense of belonging in the affairs of their country.
“No one should ascribe ethnic or religious colouration to the OBIdient Movement. Nigeria is one and my ambition is to become the President of a United and Indivisible Nigeria.”
