ABUJA– Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has called on Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo to be magnanimous in victory and steer clear of bitterness following his re-election.
Obi’s statement comes in response to Governor Soludo’s recent comments, where he labeled Obi a “frustrated politician” and accused him of damaging the state’s education system. Speaking to journalists in Abuja, Obi described Soludo’s outbursts as “deeply unfortunate,” especially during a ceremony to collect his certificate of return.
Defending his own record, Obi stated that he has “moved on to a higher level in national politics,” comparing gubernatorial politics to the first division and his presidential bid to the “Champions League.” He emphasized that his involvement in the recent state election was limited to attending three public events by invitation and that he did not campaign against any individual.
The former Anambra governor concluded by saying he holds no personal issue with Soludo and prayed for his success, hoping it would inspire “humility, compassion, and a genuine concern for the people.”
Disclaimer: This report is a synthesized summary of statements from Peter Obi and a news story from others . CDA News has condensed this information for readability and is not the original source.
