The presidential campaign organization of Peter Obi, the Labour Party flag bearer in the 2023 election, has refuted claims that his visits to churches and mosques are a strategic move to enhance his political image for the upcoming 2027 election. Despite facing criticism for attending mosques during Ramadan, Obi’s spokesperson clarified that his actions are rooted in philanthropy rather than religious or political motives.

Yunusa Tanko, the chief spokesman for Obi’s campaign, denounced the accusations as baseless and aimed at tarnishing the reputation of the presidential candidate. Tanko emphasized that Obi’s visits to religious institutions are driven by a desire to assist the less fortunate, with no ulterior political agenda. During Ramadan, Obi engaged with Muslim communities, offering support and essential resources to alleviate their hardships.

Tanko highlighted Obi’s commitment to uplifting marginalized groups and providing hope to those in need, emphasizing that the visits were devoid of political rhetoric or divisive language. By engaging with diverse communities and offering tangible assistance, Obi aims to make a positive impact beyond the realm of politics.

It is essential to recognize the genuine intentions behind Obi’s actions and refrain from misinterpreting his humanitarian efforts as political maneuvers. As the campaign progresses, Obi’s dedication to serving the people remains unwavering, transcending the boundaries of religion and politics.

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