2023 Election: Peter Doesn’t Worth 10 Kobo, All Polls Lied- Governor Sule

Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has said the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi does not worth up to 10 kobo ahead of other presidential candidates contesting in the 2023 election.

 

Newsonline reports that Governor Sule added that the various polls which have ranked the former governor of Anambra State ahead of the presidential candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu and that of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Atiku Abubakar in the coming 2023 election did not represent the reality on ground.

 

The APC governor of Nasarawa State who state this on Wednesday night, on Channels TV Politics Today, also hailed the governor of Anambra State, Professor Charles Soludo for his attack on Peter Obi.

 

Governor Sule added that only Charles Soludo who is the current governor of the state Peter Obi was former governor is in the best place to tell Nigerians about the Labour Party presidential candidate.

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He said as governor Obi messed up the economy of Anambra state, therefore, cannot lead Nigeria.

 

“So, if you go to Anambra, look at what the governor of Anambra (is saying). They were in the same party. It’s not that they changed parties. It’s Peter Obi that changed parties, but it’s the same All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

 

“So, if you go and see what he is saying today about Peter Obi, you will not buy Peter Obi for 10 kobo.”

 

Sule called on Nigeria to vote for the APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu to turn the country around economically as he did in Lagos.

 

He added that Tinubu has the experience and capacity to solve the many issues confronting the country.

 

Recall that the Labour Party presidential candidate has come out victoriously in all polls conducted on social media and by mainstream media.

 

All polls suggest that he is the preferred candidate among other candidates by the electorates ahead of the 2023 presidential contest.