The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship campaign team is finished up its campaign with the influence and qualities of the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
The APC left Nigerians in shock as it shared posters of one of its candidates contesting for Saturday’s governorship election on its the party’s Twitter page and asked people to vote for him because he is tested and trusted like Obi.
Specifically, party’s Enugu State candidate, Uche Nnaji Nwakaibe’s poster boldly made reference to Obi’s outstanding qualities.
He admitted that the former governor of Anambra State is competent and questioned if other governorship candidates are like him.
Nwakaibie urged the electorate to “vote competence NOT party.”
The photo has since sparked reactions online.
Reactions:
Solomon Willie @realsovic Replying to @OfficialAPCNg “The APC official handle is now using Obi to campaign for their governors. What a time to be alive!”
pkaozy wrote: “APC using Obi to campaign is very funny. They are giving him is flowers already.”
mirana_1212 wrote: “Both PDP and APC using obi and Labour Party to campaign and begging obidients for votes😂.. make Una campaign with una broom and umbrella na”
browngurlchinny wrote: “So much confusion in the poster”
iamvivian_ngene wrote: “Wahala Dey almost all the states for Nigeria like this… May God cause those who didn’t believe in us to Align with us”
princessaddy0691 wrote: “I have never seen a newly created Party in Nigeria that people are so scared of . Haa people fear OBI & HIS PARTY”
sexygrape_10 wrote: “Obi na the main deal”
ceoraygloballtd wrote: “Lol what’s going on right now in Nigeria youth kwanu! Kwanu!! Kwezunuoooo!!!”
yummynomy wrote: “I feel Bat and co told them . You are on your own o”
justfaithfashion wrote: “They will soon remove broom n add mama papa n pikin smh”
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