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“I Won 2023 Presidential Election But No Evidence To Prove It” – Peter Obi
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“I Won 2023 Presidential Election But No Evidence To Prove It” – Peter Obi

InformationNG about 1 hour 1 mins read

Presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress ahead of the 2027 election, Peter Obi, has once again maintained that he won the 2023 presidential election, despite the courts dismissing his legal challenges to the election results.

The former presidential candidate at the 2023 election, during an interview with BBC News, was asked about his long-standing claim that the election was rigged and whether he still believed he was the rightful winner.

“I don’t like going back to the past, but I still think what I think,” Obi said.

When the interviewer asked whether he had evidence to back up his claim, Obi responded, “Well, there is no evidence. Everything is not based on evidence.”

The interviewer then challenged him, pointing out that he could not continue discussing the future while completely overlooking the events of the past.

Despite the exchange, Obi remained firm in his position.

“I won the election,” he stated.

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