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Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Mr Peter Obi, has visited Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka in an efforts to clear what he described as “needless misconceptions about the relationship between the great icon and the OBIdient family”.
Mr. Obi who visited the literary icon yesterday said “Today, I visited one of Nigeria’s most revered figures and an international literary icon, Prof Wole Soyinka. Prof Soyinka has been a father whom I hold in very high esteem for what he has achieved and stands for in the struggle for a better Nigeria.
“His reputation as a fighter for justice and equity in our society has been legendary and we will NEVER ignore them.
“I had a very useful and enriching discussion about his aspirations for a better and greater Nigeria, and he shared a lot with me about his dream for a greater and more inclusive Nigeria”, he said.
Mr Obi noted that he reminded Prof Soyinka of his sacrifice for the Igbos before the Nigerian-Biafran war, saying “I reminded the Nobel laureate of the huge price he paid just before the outbreak of the civil war, fighting for the cause of the Igbos.
“I cherished this Sunday’s visit which was intended to erase the needless misconceptions about the relationship between the great icon and the OBIdient family. -PO”, he posted via his verified twitter handle. Read more
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