Nnamani warns Enugu residents not to cast their vote for Peter Obi in 2023.

Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports

In a new appeal to his fans, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani, a senator from Enugu East and a former governor of the state, asked them to disregard any pleas to vote for Mr. Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate, in the general elections slated for February 2023.

In order to restore hope and lift the masses out of poverty, he begged the citizens of the Enugu East Senatorial District to support the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidates.

The senator urged people not to accept Greek gifts from “Obidients canvassers,” claiming that doing so would make it more difficult for the PDP to win governorships, senate seats, House of Representatives seats, and seats in state houses of assembly.

The senator likened the Obidient movement to the story of the tortoise who pretended to be everyone while stealing everyone else’s belongings and using them to fly using feathers from other animals.

He claimed that’s precisely what they desire. to use something obtained from everyone for one’s own ends after taking it. Avoid giving them your feathers and keep them on the ground where they belong. They can find the structures they need in your feathers. QUESTION THEM TO RING OUT.

“Our party and platform are PDP. We have to be unwavering. We must not vote for the Labor Party based on rigid ideologies. If we blur the boundaries, it will be difficult to undo.

Remember that these Obidients activists, who are outspoken, intolerant, proselytizers, and condescending, are supported by fewer than 0.25 percent of Nigeria’s 200 million+ citizens. It is at least supported by the 2000 Labour Party votes in Osun state.

“Why should we construct a foundation and a beech head for others. We cannot allow Obidients to inherit our work in the PDP.

Do you offer your own head to the enemy and then attempt to drive them from the battlefield? We need to be careful because they are using deceit to make us think we are being careless.