Peter Obi is a hypocrite, he is not ideologically aligned with any democratic process or struggle. Just as he opportunistically appeared at the winners chapel 'Shiloh', Papa Adeboye's Redemption camp, Eneche's 'Dome' and many other places of christian religious gatherings. The 'Yes Daddy' crooner remembered to honour June 12 for the FIRST time too. Peter Obi religious campaign script is POOR and WEAK!
His hypocrisy is HELLISH as well as his opportunistic tendencies typically characterised by strong dispositions and drives similar to his mentor Olusegun Obasanjo who benefited from other people's misfortune throughout, particularly the sacrifice of Bashorun Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola .Peter Obi in his usual hypocritical style on June 12, our democracy day, posited:"Today is June 12, June 12 marked in our dear country as Democracy Day .
Again, it is not the problem of the person there. CBN has a role in monetary policy. Then, you have the fiscal ecosystem. It’s like you go to a football match and the person who is supposed to be playing a particular wing is no longer there" Again, the loquacious trader turned politician is a master in the art smooth talking. Talks very confidently in a way that is likely to persuade people, but may not be sincere or honest. ...the smooth-talking con-man at his best.
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