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Peter Obi has called me – Isaac Fayose reveals amid threat to dump Obidient Movement
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Peter Obi has called me – Isaac Fayose reveals amid threat to dump Obidient Movement

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian businessman, Isaac Fayose, says he had a telephone conversation with the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Peter Obi shortly after his recent threat to dump the Obidient Movement.

DAILY POST recalls that Fayose had while reacting to the backlash that followed a viral video showing him praying with President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu, said Obi never appreciated his efforts.

The public affairs commentator in a video clip that was widely circulated on Friday, threatened that he could withdraw his support for Peter Obi, if he chooses.

However, in a video posted on his Facebook fan page on Friday night, Fayose confirmed that he had a telephone conversation with the NDC candidate, stating that he is “one million percent Obidient”.

He said, “Four hours ago, my leader, Peter Obi called me. His Excellency said “sorry about your wife. I’m in Lagos tonight or tomorrow morning, I will be in your house”.

“I love Tinubu’s family but Nigeria belongs to Nigerians and they are saying enough is enough. It’s time for change”.

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Peter Obi has called me – Isaac Fayose reveals amid threat to dump Obidient Movement

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