Peter Obi Reacts to Kenneth Okonkwo’s Exit, Mole Allegations Him, Confirms Why He Left
In a surprise move, Kenneth Okonkwo, the former Spokesperson of the Peter Obi Presidential Campaign Organization during the 2023 general elections, announced his departure from the Labour Party and the Obidients.
However, Peter Obi, the presidential candidate, has swiftly responded to the development, dismissing claims that Okonkwo was a mole within the organization.
According to Yunusa Tanko, Chief Spokesman of the Peter Obi Media Reach (POMR), Obi expressed sadness over Okonkwo’s departure, viewing him as a “junior brother” who diligently played his role during the campaign.
Obi emphasized that Okonkwo’s contributions to the struggle for a new Nigeria cannot be understated, and he cannot be labeled a mole.
Obi who authorized Tanko to make his views public, clarified that there is no personal misunderstanding between him and Okonkwo, but rather a disagreement on style and approach to problem-solving.
This statement aims to reassure the public that the departure is amicable and does not indicate any deeper divisions within the Obidients.
This development comes as a surprise to many, as Okonkwo was a key figure in the Peter Obi Presidential Campaign Organization.
However, Obi’s swift response has helped to alleviate concerns, demonstrating his commitment to unity and cohesion within the Labour Party and the Obidients.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, watchers view Peter Obi’s statement as a reminder of the importance of camaraderie and shared vision in the pursuit of a better Nigeria.
