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Half of things said about me are false- Obi

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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general elections, Peter Obi, has assured party loyalists that half of the things being said about him in recent times are false, describing them as “rumours”.

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Obi made this known on Monday while speaking at the party’s rally in Edo State ahead of the local government elections in the state.

This comes barely 24 hours after reports went viral that he was in talks with Atiku Abubakar and Rabiu Kwankwaso for a possible merger to seize power from the ruling All Progressives Congress in the 2027 presidential election.

According to reports that surfaced on Monday, the trio of Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, and Rabiu Kwankwaso were in talks on the possibility of a coalition to wrestle power from the APC in the coming 2027 election.

The report claimed that the trio had decided to wait and watch the outcome of the election petitions in court, which would determine their next line of action.

However, assuring party loyalists and supporters of his commitment to the continuous growth of the party, he noted that the party will continue to grow stronger and better in the midst of detractors.

He added that he and the party leadership are committed to building a better and stronger Nigeria if given the opportunity to steer the country’s reins of power.

He said, “The Labor Party will continue to grow. We will continue to get stronger and better. Half of the things you are hearing everywhere are rumors; don’t listen to them. We are committed to building a better and a new Nigeria, where we will move Nigeria from consumption to production.”

Speaking further, Obi urged individuals contesting local government elections in the state to ensure the fulfillment of all campaign promises in the event of their victory.

He said, “Those of you who are contesting, go and tell the people what you will do, and whatever you say, if you succeed, do it. No more promise-and-fail. The time for fake promises has passed in this country; we don’t want anybody to promise us fake things now. Anything you promise, you must deliver.”

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