No One Has Monopoly Of Social Media violence- Soludo Warns Peter Obi

Governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo has warned the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, stating that he should know that no one has a monopoly of social media violence.

 

Newsonline reports that Soludo said the mob attitude of Peter Obi followers on social media represents the attitude of the former governor of Anambra State.

 

Governor Soludo statement comes after he had on a national television interview stated that the investment Peter Obi made with the savings of the state was worth next to nothing.

 

In a post published on his Facebook page, Soludo said the former governor is having fun with the fleeting frenzy of the moment.

 

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The governor of Anambra’s attack on Obi, who was a former governor of the same state followed the attack Soludo received from Peter Obi followers by his dismissing the saving he made for the state.

 

He said: “Let me once again wish my brother Peter Obi good luck. He should have fun and enjoy the fleeting frenzy of the moment. But he must moderate the desperation as exhibited by his social media mob.

 

There is a limit to propaganda. A mob action often reflects the character of its leader. No one has a monopoly of social media violence, and no one should play God. Life won’t end by February/March 2023.

 

“I hope that after February 2023, Peter Obi will return to APGA (the party that made him everything he is politically) as I offered him on 8th March, 2022 and begin the hard work, if he truly wants to be president of Nigeria.

 

“It won’t happen by desperately jumping from one party to another or by unleashing a social media mob on everyone who slightly disagrees with you.”