Attempt to deny Obi victory will spell doom – Ohanaeze

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The apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has warned that Mr Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP), must not be denied his victory if he wins.

Ohanaeze’s Secretary-General, Okechukwu Isiguzoro, gave the warning, adding that any attempt to subvert Obi’s victory would spell doom.

Isiguzoro, therefore, urged Nigerians to come out to vote, and protect their votes across the country.

In a statement, he urged President Muhammadu Buhari and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), not to succumb to corrupt political elites.

His words: “Nigerians should vote and protect their votes across the country, we must end the era of corruption, executive stealing, and insecurity by voting for the best man for the Job.

“This is the battle for the survival of the soul of Nigeria, and Nigerians must ensure that they hold President Buhari and INEC not to succumb to the pressures of the corrupt political elites uniting across party lines to fight for their political survival against a political tsunami that is about to sweep them off from relevance.

“Nobody should deny Mr. Peter Obi the Presidency if he wins, because attempts to subvert the will of Nigerians and denying Peter Obi his victory if he wins will spell doom for the country.”

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