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Presidency knocks Peter Obi for attending Makinde’s campaign office launch
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Presidency knocks Peter Obi for attending Makinde’s campaign office launch

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President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala on Tuesday accused the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi, of engaging in content creation.

Bwala faulted Obi’s presence at the launch of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, presidential candidate, Seyi Makinde’s campaign office in Abuja on Monday.

During the event, Obi had called for unity among Nigerians, urging citizens to do away with politics of bitterness.

However, Bwala wondered why Obi would attend another political party’s campaign office launch.

Posting on X, Bwala wrote: “He just loves content creation. As a presidential candidate of a party @saintdegenius , he attended a campaign flagging of another presidential candidate @seyimakinde.

“In that rally, he was shouting APM @AlliedPeoples (which is a political colloquialism meaning supremacy of the party mentioned) yet that contradiction did not make it to “stories trending on Arise news morning show.

“Why? Because it will portray @PeterObi as a none other than a content creator candidate. Do you need a prophet to tell you?”

Presidency knocks Peter Obi for attending Makinde’s campaign office launch

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