Obidient Movement Responds to Sowore’s Claim That Peter Obi Is Not a True Opposition

'It's news even when Peter Obi goes to toilet' - Obidient Movement replies Sowore, Akpabio

The Obidient Movement has fired back at Omoyele Sowore, the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, over his claim that Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, does not oppose the Tinubu administration. Sowore, who made the comments on Channels Television’s Inside Sources, stated that Obi cannot be considered an opposition figure, adding that he “is not opposed to anything the government is doing.”

Sowore also pointed out that Obi, a former Governor of Anambra State, failed to take a stand when fuel prices were increased. However, Yunusa Tanko, the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, quickly countered Sowore’s claims, emphasizing Obi’s significant relevance in Nigeria’s national discourse. Tanko questioned why Sowore and others continue to talk about Obi if they do not consider him a worthy opposition, highlighting that Obi’s presence dominates the political conversation in Nigeria.

According to Tanko, Obi’s influence is so profound that any statement he makes or action he takes becomes news, demonstrating his unmatched relevance in the country’s current political landscape. Tanko also criticized Senate President Godswill Akpabio for commentating on Obi during a valedictory session for the late Chief Edwin Clark, characterizing the move as an attempt at character assassination. The Obidient Movement coordinator urged critics to allow Obi to continue challenging the establishment and advocating for the interests of the Nigerian people, a mission that the movement will continue to support.

The exchange highlights the ongoing debate and rivalry within Nigeria’s political sphere, with key figures like Obi and Sowore vying for influence and attention. As the country navigates its complex political landscape, figures like Obi remain at the forefront, with their actions and statements closely watched and scrutinized by both supporters and detractors alike. The Obidient Movement’s response to Sowore’s claims underscores the high stakes and intense engagement that define Nigerian politics, where every statement and action has the potential to shape the national conversation and influence the future of the country.

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