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From Charity Nwakaudu, Abuja
The National Coordinator, Peter Obi Mandate Group (POMAG) Rev Peace Chukwudi Udochukwu, has said that the scarcity of naira notes which is currently affecting the economy of the country would not affect the victory of the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi.
Rev Udochukwu, speaking to reporters at the campaign rally held in Abuja in support of Peter Obi, said the judiciary is trying to frustrate Nigeria’s democracy.
He stressed that Obi’s mandate is a divine arrangement and has been generally accepted, adding that it is unstoppable.
“We are like a watchdog. Our activities are centred on defending, protecting and projecting the mandate of Peter Obi. We are in about sixteen (16) including FCT and the response from our members has been very encouraging they are all passionately working for the group because of the love and confidence they have in Obi.
“Money swap is not going to affect our victory in the coming elections because money failed in Osun though the judiciary is trying to startle democracy but a Nigeria is possible.
“Nigerians should keep the faith, be determined because God has destined this movement of Peter Obi and the elders and owners of Nigeria have accepted it then the people are yearning for it. No elephant of a man can stop the movement, they will only try but by the end of the day victory is ours said.
Labour Party FCT Publicity Secretary Chief Eyisi Okey Nwoke said anybody that is not in the Labour Party is dislodged and crippled politically.
“The people you are seeing here today mobilized themselves to have a better Nigeria through Peter Obi. There is a lot of confidence people have in the capacity of Peter Obi to deliver,that is why the crowd is gathered here today,” he said.
