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2027: I might not be alive to contest —Peter Obi

2027: I might not be alive to contest —Peter Obi

From Vanguard · () English

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  • Nigerian presidential hopeful Peter Obi expressed concerns about his safety and business frustrations.
  • Obi stated he might not be alive to contest the 2027 elections.
  • He made these remarks during an interview, citing systematic frustration of his businesses.

Peter Obi, a presidential hopeful for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has voiced grave concerns over his personal safety and the alleged systematic frustration of his businesses. Obi stated during a recent interview that he fears he "might not even be alive" to participate in the upcoming 2027 general elections.

The presidential aspirant detailed the challenges he faces, suggesting that the obstacles are designed to impede his political aspirations and potentially endanger his life. His remarks during the interview with "With Chude" host Chude Jideonwo highlighted a deep sense of unease regarding the political climate and his personal security.

Obi's statement signals a heightened level of political tension and personal risk perceived by key figures in Nigeria's political landscape. The claim of systematic frustration points to alleged deliberate actions aimed at undermining his businesses and political ambitions, raising questions about the fairness and safety of the electoral process.

I might not even be alive to contest the next poll.

— Peter ObiPeter Obi, presidential hopeful for the Nigeria Democratic Congress, expressed fears for his life and ability to contest the 2027 elections during an interview.
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