Government Responsible for Issues in PDP, Labour Party – Peter Obi

According to Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s (LP) 2023 presidential candidate, the government is to blame for the internal problems inside the party and the PDP.
He made the assertion in a 7-minute, 16-second video that was making the rounds on the party’s WhatsApp network on Saturday while addressing a group of youthful followers.

The former governor of Anambra State responded to a young person who seemed troubled by Obi’s apparent indifference to the LP’s crisis by saying, “What is happening in the Labour Party and the PDP is caused by the government, quote me anywhere.”

Obi also committed to running on the Labour Party’s platform in the 2027 election.

Obi responded, “I will still continue to run in the Labour Party,” when asked which platform he planned to run on in the 2027 elections. My affiliation is with the Labour Party.
In addition, he stated, “There was a problem in our party previously. He was President Yar’Adua. He called Prof. Maurice Iwu, the chairman of INEC, when I approached him, and he informed him that I didn’t want any issues with any parties. We have to make it right.

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However, today’s issues are intentional and brought on by the system, and they affect all parties. I want to tidy up a few of these things if I have the chance.

The reason parties will work so successfully is that a system cannot function without significant resistance.

He urged Nigerians to be accountable for making sure their votes count because, despite the fact that political parties may pay agents to represent their interests, voters ultimately have the final say over whether or not the people’s ballots count.

The standard bearer for the LP urged Nigerian youths and voters not to give up since those who stand to gain from the status quo will also oppose any beneficial modifications.