The Labour Party Candidate for the Anambra Central senatorial seat in the 10th Senate, Senator Victor Umeh, has dismissed Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s recent prediction that Mr. Peter Obi of the Labour Party does not stand the chance of winning the 2023 presidential election.
He made the declaration while addressing participants at the 45th Year Anniversary of the Catholic Women Organization (CWO) in Awka Diocese at the St Patrick’s Cathedral, Awka on Saturday.
Umeh, a staunch supporter of Obi, Insists that the former Anambra governor would emerge victorious at the presidential polls next February.
According to the Ohamadike Ndigbo, nothing can stand in the way of the Labour Party presidential standard-bearer to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on May 29, 2023.
Hear him: “Peter Obi will be the next President of Nigeria. Nobody can stop him! Nigerians from all parts of the country and in diaspora are desperate to have him as their next President,” the Anambra Central LP senatorial candidate asserted.
Calling on the people of Anambra State to rise up and play key role in the battle to make Obi president in 2023, Senator Umeh, added: “As Ndị Anambra, we are supposed to be in the lead but it seems people from other states are already ahead of us in the struggle of the OBIdient Movement, we have to wake up and get fully involved.
“Let us make sure that every atom of support and all our votes count in solidarity with Mr Peter Obi and the Labour Party in the coming General Election because it is our opportunity to make a bold statement in the history of Nigeria and as well, correct certain misconceptions about our people.”
During the event which has in attendance, the Labour Party Presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi and other LP legislative candidates, Victor Umeh was conferred a special recognition award as “Pillar of CWO Awka Diocese”.
Earlier in his brief speech, Mr Peter Obi hailed the women folk for their positive and pivotal role in the development of the society and urged them not to relent.
