Peter Obi: Man Taunts Peter Ukah Following Dramatic Incident With Presidential Candidate

Peter Obi: Man Taunts Peter Ukah Following Dramatic Incident With Presidential Candidate

  • Content creator Oje called out colleague Peter Ukah in a video, linking a recent dramatic incident involving Peter Obi to Peter Ukah's habit of following the politician
  • Oje accused Peter Ukah of using his association with the former presidential candidate to build clout, calling the behaviour shameful
  • The video has sparked conversation online about content creators who chase politicians for relevance

A Nigerian content creator known as Oje has gone public with sharp criticism of fellow creator Peter Ukah, after footage emerged of Peter Ukah appearing to be publicly rebuffed by former presidential candidate Peter Obi at what looked like a hotel lobby.

In the now-viral clip, Oje filmed himself in a candid, bedroom-style commentary session, with an inset video of Peter Ukah dancing and interacting with someone in a lobby setting.

Peter Obi, Peter Ukah saga takes new turn as Oje joins the conversation
Oje mocks Peter Ukah over controversial encounter with Peter Obi. Credit: @peterobi, @rnadyzpeter
Source: Instagram

Oje's Take on the Peter Ukah Saga

Oje did not hold back his views. According to him, Peter Ukah built his online presence largely by trailing Peter Obi to events and producing content around the politician, a strategy that he claims has now backfired spectacularly.

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"Most of the time, they do caricature of this man," Oje said, referring to how he believes some creators mocked Peter Obi while simultaneously riding on his popularity for views and followers.

He argued that Peter Ukah's approach of creating content with a "presidential aspirant" gave the impression of being "down to earth" and relatable, but was ultimately a calculated move to fool audiences.

"Now Peter everyone he did do like say he did… he wanted to fool everybody, make you be like say he's down to earth. Now he's the cause for this nonsense," Oje said.
Oje takes a jab at Peter Ukah following viral Peter Obi encounter
Content creator Oje weighs in after Peter Obi’s encounter with Peter Ukah. Credit: @peterobi
Source: Facebook

"I Shame for Peter and the Peters"

Oje reserved some of his strongest words for fans who, in his view, blindly follow influencers like Peter Ukah without questioning their motives.

"I shame for you sometimes, they act my child. You guys are not my shoulder at all," he said, directing his frustration at those who he believes enable clout-chasing behaviour by engaging with it uncritically.

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He suggested that Peter Ukah's public moment with Peter Obi was a natural consequence of how the creator had positioned himself, and that the outcome should have been predictable to anyone paying attention.

Watch Oje's full commentary on the Peter Ukah and Peter Obi situation:

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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue a program in media and communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.