Peter Obi supporters urge Nigerians to vote based on their future, arguing that the consequences of leadership choices ultimately affect the citizens themselves
."Whether you vote for Peter Obi or not, you're not doing him a favour. You're only deciding your future. The choice is yours, so are the consequences. You are the one that will s&ff£r it, whether Peter Obi wins or loses.
Your future has been s&ffer!ng since 1999. You will continue s&ffer!ng. ‘Oh, Peter Obi is not helping. He is not f&ght!ng for us. Peter Obi is not begging you to f&ght for him. Peter Obi is not begging you to vote for him.’ It's your choice.
Peter Obi is only begging you to save your life, future, and your dignity. You are the one buying petrol. You are the one buying gas. You are the one that the b
@nd!ts are n@bbing.
Peter Obi does not move with any convoy. He does not move with s£cur!ty. He moves alone. He moves like the simplest man of them all. The highest level of integrity in the Nigerian political system today is Peter Obi.
You people's problem is the same problem you had in 1966 and 1967. The same problem that led to the w@r that destroyed Nigerian unity. They brand it the Biafran W@r, but they won't tell you the truth. It's the same problem you have today: the same tribalistic issues.
The upright man in the Nigerian political space today is Peter Obi. He doesn't need you to come and sell him as a market, because Peter Obi is a good market. He doesn't need anyone to do adverts for him.
You vote for him, you don't vote for him. It's your choice. The consequences are on your head.
“‘Oh, Peter Obi is too weak, that man is too calm. Nigeria doesn't need people like Peter Obi. They need a th&g.’ Peter Obi can never be a th&g. Th&gg£ry and politics are not the same thing. Because you have never experienced good leadership.
The only time we were close was under the blessed memory of Yar'Adua and Jonathan. We ins<£d him, and he packed his things and left...”
