2023: Failed Governors Surround Peter Obi – APC Chieftain, Ogenyi

Ogenyi Okpoku of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has slammed Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi for dining with governors he describes as failures.
On Thursday evening, he stated this during an interview on Channel Television’s Politics Today program.

While accusing the former Anambra State governor of patronizing failures, the APC stalwart said Obi-Datti campaign members are failures.

“Mr Peter Obi’s first port of call is failure,” he said. He is dismissive of failures. If you look at the people who surround his campaign, you will find failures; people who are unable to accept responsibility for their actions.

“That is something I will say. “I don’t even want to get into the details of his DG’s conviction.” All of the governors who surround Peter Obi are failures.

“There are governors he visits on a regular basis; people who have failed their various states and whom Obi patronizes on a daily basis.”

Tanko Reveals When Peter Obi, LP Will Replace Okupe
Yunusa Tanko, spokesperson for the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, has revealed that Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi is expected to announce a new campaign Director-General to replace embattled Doyin Okupe before the end of the week.

Okupe resigned from his position on Tuesday, according to Track News, following a Federal High Court ruling in Abuja that found him guilty of violating the Money Laundering Act.

Okupe stated in a letter to Obi that despite all odds, he remains fully committed to his presidential ambition.

Tanko told reporters today that the new DG would be announced within the next 48 hours, in reference to Okupe’s replacement as the party continues its campaign rally across states.

He did, however, point out that the selection of a new campaign director is a collective decision, not an individual preference, as some have claimed.

Tanko stated that a meeting is currently taking place and that decisions are being made at the highest level of the campaign council.