Peter Obi Commends Buhari For Advising Nigerians To Shun Moneybags-Politicians

LAGOS SEPTEMBER 1ST (NEWSRANGERS)-Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for calling on Nigerians to shun ‘money bags’ politicians. Obi made this commendation in a statement via his verified Twitter handle on Wednesday.  He said, “I share fully in the sentiments and views attributed to H.E President  @MBuhari on the…

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Peter Obi In US, Vows To Increase Electricity or Leave Presidency After First Term

LAGOS AUGUST 31ST (NEWSRANGERS)-Addressing a packed audience at the prestigious Beverly Hilton Los Angeles flag off of his US speaking tour, Gov Peter Obi vowed to increase electricity generation in Nigeria or quit office after his first term as president. The Labor Party’s presidential candidate who had just flown in from Toronto, Canada described countries…

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Peter Obi In Frankfurt, Advises Nigerians To Shun Presidential Candidate Who Speak Though Proxy

LAGOS AUGUST 28TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi has asked the electorate not to consider any of the presidential candidates speaking through proxies. Speaking to Nigerians that came to welcome him in Germany yesterday, Mr Obi said that every candidate must come and tell Nigerians his agenda to make Nigeria work….

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2023: Peter Obi Meets Obasanjo, Donald Duke, Wike, Other Governors in London

LAGOS AUGUST 25TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Presidential candidate of Labour Party, Peter Obi, on Thursday met with former President Olusegun Obasanjo, in London. The former Anambra State governor also met with Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State and others in the English capital. While details of the meeting were still sketchy as of press time, the meeting is…

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An Encounter With The Man Rallying “Obi-dients” To Shake Up Nigeria’s Election

LAGOS AUGUST 24TH (NEWRANGERS)-Peter Obi is hardly a political outsider, but the bespectacled former governor says he is looking to harness Nigerians’ anger with the status quo to power his third-party presidential bid. Obi, 61, has generated substantial buzz among younger voters in Africa’s most populous democracy, where the average age is 18, but the…

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