Politics
2023: Peter Obi represents the outdated system, claims Sowore
Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports
According to Omoyele Sowore of the African Action Congress, Peter Obi, the opposing candidate for president of the Labour Party, is a vestige of the former system (AAC).
On Friday night’s edition of “Politics Today” on Channels Television, Sowore made this statement.
He proclaimed, “Peter Obi is a part of the obsolete system that I have always fought against. I can understand his viewpoint.
“It’s 1999 all over again. Nigerians want change, and some of the country’s youth are genuinely interested in change in a different direction. However, they are then given the opportunity to interact with an establishment insider. This person has had memberships in the Peoples Democratic Party, the All Progressives Grand Alliance, the PDP again, and the Labour Party at the present time. Although we could have strong opinions about it, the truth still stands.
He has been a part of the corrupt system for a while. a person who presided over Anambra for eight years as governor. He did not construct any form of factory, power plant, or school. The progressive I prefer is not him.
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