ADC IS WELCOME—ONLY IF PETER OBI LEADS

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In this defining moment of our political journey, my loyalty remains clear and unwavering, I stand with Peter Obi. He is not just a politician; he is the grand pillar of a new Nigeria. His leadership, vision, and integrity remain unmatched in our contemporary democratic history.


The recent disruptions in the Labour Party, orchestrated and sustained by individuals like Julius Abure, have become unbearable. Rather than build, they divide. Rather than unite the Nigerian people around purpose and principle, they fuel personal ambition at the expense of national progress.


If these internal forces have chosen to betray the people’s hope, then it is only wise we redirect our energy—not away from the movement, but away from those sabotaging it.


This is why the African Democratic Congress (ADC) becomes an option—not because of the name or structure, but only if Peter Obi becomes its presidential candidate. Let me be very clear: I will only support ADC if Peter Obi flies its flag. Without Peter Obi, there is no direction. With him, there is light at the end of the tunnel.


Like I have always said, anywhere Peter Obi goes, I will follow. Not out of blind loyalty, but because I believe in what he represents: character, competence, capacity, and compassion.


So let us not be distracted. Let us not be discouraged. Let us go where our vision for a better Nigeria can still stand strong. Let us rally around Peter Obi in whatever platform he chooses—because the mission is bigger than the party. The mission is a new Nigeria.


Let’s move forward. Let’s organize. Let’s mobilize. Together, we will make the new Nigeria possible.


SIGNED:

Dr Peter Onoja

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