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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, held another meeting with the Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike and other members of the Peoples Democratic Party on Monday night.
Former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko, who shared a photo from the late night meeting on Twitter tagged some of those at the meeting to include Governors Samuel Ortom, Okezie Ikpeazu, former governors of Cross River and Gombe States, Donald Duke, Ibrahim Dankwambo, former Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke and others.
Former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko, who shared a photo from the late night meeting on Twitter tagged some of those at the meeting to include Governors Samuel Ortom, Okezie Ikpeazu, former governors of Cross River and Gombe States, Donald Duke, Ibrahim Dankwambo, former Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke and others.Reactions have been trailing the laughing photo of the politicians, with many speculating about their plans and the reason for the meeting.
A tweep, Lawrence the Great said, “Your Excellency #Segunmimiko, let it be known to you today 16-08-2023 at this time 7Am, that whatever you are cooking with Peter Obi & these men, Nigerians are ready to cook with you, serve, eat & clear the table. You are supported. Stand with Nigerians and rewrite bad history.”
Immanuel Okwudir feels that there is definitely something happen considering the frequency of Obi’s visit to Wike. He said, “Peter Obi has visited Rivers state govt house twice in two months, and you say nothing is cooking? This time he met with some political big shoes expect one. Choke them, press their necks.”
Another tweep, Kas Nwuke, seeing the photo advised Obi to focus on new voices saying, “#PeterObi should be careful with his associations. Not sure what he is doing with #GovernorIkpeazu and #GovAyoFayose. Obi should go out and identify new voices – young and old.’’
For Nnamani Nnamdi, Obi shouldn’t be interacting with the likes of Abia State governor, Okezie Ikpeazu. He said, “Governor Ikpeazu should not be there.
PeterObi should not associate with a failure… Anyway, he’s a Nigerian, I understand.”
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