NewsNigeriaPoliticsGroup Asks Labour Party Candidate, Peter Obi To Withdraw From Presidential Race

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A coalition of Anambra Youths Leaders, under the aegis of Anambra Youth Solidarity Forum, has asked the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi to withdraw from the race and join forces in negotiating for the political future of Ndigbo.

The group who spoke through its spokesperson, Mr. Chuks Uloka said the request followed the very timely treatise by Governor Chukwuma Soludo who served as Chairman, Planning and Strategy committee of Ohaneze Ndi Igbo world wide.
According to them, Governor Soludo stated the facts as if it were not minding whose ox is gored, stating that it takes a lot of courage and political will for any politician from southeast extraction, to make the very firm, bold and factual statements as Governor Soludo did.
They said that the timely intervention by the Governor has given leeway to other prominent Igbo leaders who had refused to air an opinion on this matter to come forward with more critical thinking and analysis.
They said that the zikist politics of bridge building gave Ndi Igbo their best chance in the political history of Nigeria.
The group wants Ndigbo not to be emotional about the presidential election as according to them, Igbo man cannot be President of Nigeria without a formidable alliance with at least an arm of other major regions that make up Nigeria.
They advised those hauling insults and threats on Governor Soludo, members of his family and other very well-meaning and prominent Igbo leaders, whose opinions differ from theirs to desist from the act as they warned that all formd of abuse will no longer be tolerated.
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    Ezenwa Okolo

    November 24, 2022 at 1:03 pm

    Withdrawal is out of the qestion. If Obi doesnt succeed in this round, it will lay foundation for future success in the next round

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    Tony Enubuje

    November 24, 2022 at 8:49 am

    My opinion is that the so-called coalition does not understand the underlying facts.
    Is it not possible to negotiate Igbo future from the presidential seat?
    Where else is a better vantage point to negotiate other than in Aso Rock.
    Igbos are the worst enemies of themselves.
    What bridge did Zik build than to sell Igbos to northern hegemony by agreeing to be a figure head, non-executive president, to Ahmadu Bello?
    My candid advice to Mr Peter Obi is that he should pursue his presidential ambition with renewed vigour. If he fails, God forbid, let be on record that his Igbo brethren pulled him down.

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