Politics
2023: ‘Obidient ‘ In Delta Writes Open Letter To Obi, Warns Against Alliance With PDP

Dear Mr. Peter Obi, what’s Labour Party and your running mate doing with PDP? We your supporters are very angry and said with this ‘ungodly’ alliance with Atiku, Okowa and the PDP.
These are the same people that reportedly tampered with our votes in Delta, Akwa Ibom and other states across the country. LP can’t, I repeat, LP can’t form an alliance with PDP, Okowa and Atiku. Never! Don’t fail into this trap by PDP to use your support base for a presidential run-off election.
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After risking our lives for you and your party (LP), you can’t turn around and form alliance with PDP. We’ll never accept this. The totally agreed that the election results were manipulated. Our votes were manipulated by both APC and PDP. Labour Party should fight their fight alone and not with PDP. The alliance with PDP will spoil all that we fought for last Saturday.
Dear Mr Peter Obi, if you continue with this PDP alliance, we will have no option but to withdraw our support. WE APPEAL to you to kindly pull out of this alliance in our resolve to fight for your mandate through the legally provided means. PDP’s plan is to use your support base for a possible run-off election.
My name is Okpare Theophilus Onojeghen. I am one of your ardent supporters from Delta State, Nigeria.
Thank you sir.
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