Avoid Electing ‘Expired’ President In 2023, EU Makes Case For Peter Obi

By Adadainfo

Hon Charles Anike, the national president of the Eastern Union, Friday, urged Nigerians to vote Mr Peter Obi of Labour Party in the 2023 presidential election to save Nigeria’s currently leadership problems.

Anike stated this in Enugu while addressing newsmen. He said the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate and a recent statement credited to PDP’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, urging Northerners not to vote for Igbo or Yoruba were enough reasons why Nigerians should elect Obi in 2023.

In his words, “We at the Eastern Union (EU) are once more calling on fellow Nigerians of all ages, tribes and religions to be wary of the antics of politicians that will always show up every four years. They are always ready to go at lengths to conquer and frustrate the will of the masses for their selfish reasons.

“Nigerians must resist anything that would make them go back to Egypt. The last 23 years of the 4th Republic has been made hellish for the Nigerian people under the sad leadership of both Peoples Democratic Party and All Progressives Congress.”

Anike told Nigerians to be vigilant, and not carried away by ‘propagandists invoking needless ethnic and religious sentiments, thereby creating unhealthy atmosphere within the polity’.

In his words “Nigerians are wiser now. PDP and APC are confused as evidenced in their consistent mistakes, confusion, internal wars and contradictions, such as the Muslim-Muslim ticket of APC, and the ethnocentric attitude of PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, that the Northerners should not vote lgbo and Yoruba candidates.”

He advised eligible Nigerians to ‘align with the Obi-Datti Presidency’, and advised ‘APC and PDP political social media warriors to stop forcing their expired products down our throats because we have decided to take back our country and no going back’.

The Eastern Union is composed of progressives championing good governance in Nigeria.