Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra state and a presidential contender in 2023, has recounted how he saved a scenario in which a female senior confronted him and escorted him out of a church over her unpaid entitlements.
Obi, who is standing for president in 2023 on the Labour Party platform, detailed the incident in a recent interview with Brekete family reality discussion magazine show, according to Anaedoonline.
According to the presidential candidate, he was in church when he was approached by a female retiree who demanded that he pay her outstanding earnings and pensions.
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He stated that the woman requested he leave the church, and that God will not hear his prayers over their government debt.
Obi went on to say that he had no idea the previous administration owed retirees money, and that he had to follow the woman home to solve the problem.
Until he departed Anambra state, he claimed, every pensioner had been paid their dues and all backlogs had been resolved.
The Labour Party, on the other hand, has responded to reports that Sampson Uchenna, a past presidential candidate, campaigned as a faction presidential candidate in the party’s primary election.
Sampson Uchenna voluntarily withdrew from the race to endorse Peter Obi, according to a statement released by the Acting National Publicity Secretary, Abayomi Arabambi Oluwafemi and made accessible to newsmen.
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While commending Sampson Uchenna for his decision, the party affirmed that Peter Obi is the sole aspirant of the party and fingered opposition parties for sponsoring such falsehood.
Labour Party, therefore, challenged the PDP Vanguard to provide details of the venue and date of the convention that produced Samson Uchenna and whether it was supervised by the INEC.
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