10-year-old Efosa Sends Strong Message to Peter Obi Ahead of 2023 Presidential Election, Video Emerges

10-year-old Efosa Sends Strong Message to Peter Obi Ahead of 2023 Presidential Election, Video Emerges

  • An appeal has been made to Peter Obi, the Labour Party's presidential candidate ahead of the 2023 election
  • The appeal to Obi was made by 10-year-old Efosa Osadebamwen in a video shared by his father on YouTube
  • Efosa pleaded with the former Anambra state governor to ensure he does not fail millions of Nigerians who believe in his capacity to change Nigeria for the better should be emerge victorious as president

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A 10-year-old resident of Abuja, Nigeria's capital city has sent a message to the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi.

The resident Efosa Osadebamwen said he trusts and believes that the former governor of Anambra state will bring solutions to the challenges bedevilling Nigeria.

Efosa Patricl Osadebamwen, Peter Obi, Labour Party, 2023 presidential election
10-year-old Efosa Osadebamwen said he trusts Peter Obi to profer solutions to Nigeria's challenges. Photo: Peter Obi, Efosa Osadebamwen
Source: UGC

In a video shared on YouTube by Efosa's father, the young boy appealed to Peter Obi to ensure he does not fail Nigerians should he be elected as president in 2023.

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His words:

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"Your Excellency Peter Obi, I trust you, Sir. And please, don't fail us Nigerians because Nigerians depend on you."

Asked who told him, Nigerians depend on Peter Obi, Efosa said he believes Obi will perform better than other 2023 presidential candidates.

He added:

"Because I trust Peter Obi."

Efosa despite his young age appears to be one of the many Nigerians who are referred to as Obidients following their support for the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party.

Watch Efosa make his appeal to Peter Obi below:

Speaking to Legit.ng, Efosa's father said his son practically held him to ransom, insisting he has a message for Peter Obi.

He said:

"He was pestering me that he wanted to send a message to Peter Obi. Well, he has a right to his belief.

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"I told him he cannot vote for Obi, becuase he is young and has no PVC. He said he knows but his wish is for Obi to win.

Further speaking in Pidgin, Efosa's father added:

"And he should not fall people hand, I fear. It was when I finished the video I said, I must send it out if e reach Obi, make e know say, some of the YouTube parent are watching, the kids are watching it too."

Top Igbo leader opens up, gives bit-by-bit details of how Peter Obi used to wash his car as a student

The 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, had earlier been described as someone who is quite humble in his dealings with other individuals.

A former national president of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, John Nnia Nwodo, while speaking at his 70th birthday anniversary said Obi visited his family as a student.

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Noting that the former Anambra state governor visits alongside his brother-in-law, Nwodo said the duo would take turns washing his cars and cleaning the entire house while spending the holidays with them.

4 days after Tinubu's appearance, Chatham House invites Peter Obi for conversation

Peter Obi, the Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate had earlier been invited for a conversation at the Chatham House.

The former Anambra state governor will be discussing issues relating to the forthcoming 2023 elections in Nigeria.

Obi's invitation to appear at the Chatham House comes about four days after the flag bearer of the APC was featured by the Chatham.

Source: Legit.ng

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