“There’s Something Suspicious”: Sowore Reacts to Peter Obi’s Alleged Detention in London
- Omoyele Sowore, the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), has reacted to Peter Obi's alleged arrest in London
- In a tweet, he stated that the attempted arrest story of the Labour Party (LP) flagbearer, was suspicious, insisting something fishy was going on
- Sowore wondered how Obi was misidentified when he had a modern biometric passport with his fingerprints and biometric identity
The presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, has reacted to the alleged detention of Labour Party (LP)'s Peter Obi at the London Airport.
In a tweet posted on his Twitter Page, Sowore disclosed that reports about Obi getting detained by UK Immigration are “fishy”.
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Sowore reacts to Obi's alleged arrest in London
In a tweet sighted by Legit.ng on Thursday, April 13, Sowore stated:
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"There is something suspicious about @peterobi’s UK “Immigration Story,” because I don’t see how a modern biometric passport with his fingerprints and biometric identity could lead to his being seen as an “impersonator” or a clone, more curious is why he’s sending third parties to tell half of the story. Something fishy is going on! #Revolutionnow."
Nigerians react to Sowore's tweet about Obi
As usual, Nigerians took to the comment section of Sowore's Twitter page and reacted to the development.
@oobynno tweeted:
"You are supposed to be a foremost investigative journalist; so what’s going on?
"Or does this confirm that most of your supposedly landmark revelations were either handed to you or planted for blackmail as believed in several quarters."
@ImIfeanyionuoha tweeted:
"Oh, Sowore, Sowore, Sowore, @YeleSowore when will you learn? It's time to face the facts: you lost the election, and it's time to move on. Instead of focusing on conspiracy theories about Peter Obi's immigration story, why don't you focus on how to make the country better?
@Africanoidspace tweeted:
"Somehow I don’t believe the story."
@234_genius
"You keep dropping the bar, I hope those who supported you can see, you’re with the political elite. Keep it up."
@iamkingjabulani tweeted:
"APC errand boy have drop tweet."
@sirfrancisdubem tweeted:
"So he should be the one saying it, if he says it himself you will still say he complains a lot."
"I’m under pressure to leave Nigeria," Peter Obi raises alarm
In another report, Obi raised an alarm that there was pressure on him to leave Nigeria.
There have been numerous allegations against the LP flagbearer, such as making statements that incite violence, which the minister of information, Lai Mohammed, described as a treasonable offence.
A viral audio tape also recently hit social media where he was accused of describing the 2023 presidential polls as a religious war.
2023 polls: Chimamanda Adichie disagrees with Wole Soyinka about Obidients
Renowned writer Chimamanda Adichie has condemned the use of the word 'fascist' by Professor Wole Soyinka to describe the activities of supporters of Peter Obi throughout the electioneering period.
Reacting to an interview granted by Soyinka, who described Obi's supporters - Obidients - as fascists, Adichie said the word used by the professor was strong, especially for people genuinely seeking things to be done constitutionally.
Adichie said she respects and admires Soyinka but disagrees with his description of Peter Obi's supporters or the demands made of the Labour Party's vice-presidential candidate, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed.
Source: Legit.ng
