Daniel Bwala, a former spokesman for the Atiku-Okowa Presidential Campaign Council, has launched scathing criticism against Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party. Bwala accused Obi of exploiting various issues such as religion, ethnicity, natural disasters, and even sports for his own benefit.

In a social media post, Bwala accused Obi of being more of an opportunist than an opposition figure. He alleged that Obi preys on the vulnerabilities of the nation and its people, using divisive tactics to his advantage. Bwala also claimed that Obi’s approach to governance revolves around catchphrases and buzzwords, pointing out that he lacks substantial knowledge about governing a country.

Bwala’s criticism extended to questioning Obi’s sincerity in caring for the masses. He challenged Obi to reveal the wages of his staff in all his companies, insinuating that there may be discrepancies between his public persona and his treatment of employees.

This searing critique from a prominent political figure shines a spotlight on the character of Peter Obi as he vies for the presidency. Obi’s campaign will likely face heightened scrutiny as a result of Bwala’s accusations.