Support Soludo government when you win on March 18, Peter Obi tells Anambra LP candidates
Michael Ovat
Labour Party (LP) candidate for President in the February 25, 2023 Presidential and National Assembly elections, Mr. Peter Obi charged the party candidates vying for the seats of the Assembly of the Anambra State to support the Governor of the State, Chukwuma Soludo's administration, when they win victory come March 18 elections in the state.
Obi made the charges during a closed meeting he held with the House of Assembly Candidates in Awka on Friday evening.
Speaking to reporters after the closed meeting, Obi said he tasked the candidates with victory, while hanging them up to ensure they worked with the state's Governor, Chukwuma Soludo, regardless of party differences, for a better Anambra.
Obi was reacting to a video where Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo said he would not work with members of other political parties, which are emerging in the House of Assembly.
“We are not urging anyone to impeach another person. We have held a meeting with members of our assembly and we are calling on Nigerians to vote for the Labor Party.
"We are not asking anyone to go and impeach anyone. People should not be afraid of impeachment. We are only looking to do things right in Nigeria.
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“Nigerians voted for me for hope and a better Nigerian society. And I promised, hope will surely come.
He called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to declare Hon. Afam Ogene of the Labor Party, winner of the federal constituency of Ogbaru without further ado.
Obi was accompanied to the meeting by LP National Chairman, Advocate Julius Abure, State President, Chief Ogochukwu Eneh, elected senators and members of the state House of Representatives; Senator Victor Umeh, Dr. Tony Nwoye, Prof. Lilian Orogbu, Comrade Peter Aneakwe, Hon. Afam Ogene and others are using the meeting to condemn the killing of Enugu East LP senatorial candidate, lawyer Onyibo Chukwu and his associates, three days before the National Assembly elections.
Nigerian Tribune found that the House of Assembly contest mainly pits the state ruling All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), the Labor Party (LP), the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and the Young Progressive Party (YPP).
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Labour Party (LP) candidate for President in the February 25, 2023 Presidential and National Assembly elections, Mr. Peter Obi charged the party candidates vying for the seats of the Assembly of the Anambra State to support the Governor of the State, Chukwuma Soludo's administration, when they win victory come March 18 elections in the state.
Obi made the charges during a closed meeting he held with the House of Assembly Candidates in Awka on Friday evening.
Speaking to reporters after the closed meeting, Obi said he tasked the candidates with victory, while hanging them up to ensure they worked with the state's Governor, Chukwuma Soludo, regardless of party differences, for a better Anambra.
Obi was reacting to a video where Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo said he would not work with members of other political parties, which are emerging in the House of Assembly.
“We are not urging anyone to impeach another person. We have held a meeting with members of our assembly and we are calling on Nigerians to vote for the Labor Party.
"We are not asking anyone to go and impeach anyone. People should not be afraid of impeachment. We are only looking to do things right in Nigeria.
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“Nigerians voted for me for hope and a better Nigerian society. And I promised, hope will surely come.
He called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to declare Hon. Afam Ogene of the Labor Party, winner of the federal constituency of Ogbaru without further ado.
Obi was accompanied to the meeting by LP National Chairman, Advocate Julius Abure, State President, Chief Ogochukwu Eneh, elected senators and members of the state House of Representatives; Senator Victor Umeh, Dr. Tony Nwoye, Prof. Lilian Orogbu, Comrade Peter Aneakwe, Hon. Afam Ogene and others are using the meeting to condemn the killing of Enugu East LP senatorial candidate, lawyer Onyibo Chukwu and his associates, three days before the National Assembly elections.
Nigerian Tribune found that the House of Assembly contest mainly pits the state ruling All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), the Labor Party (LP), the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and the Young Progressive Party (YPP).
READ ALSO IN NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
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