Kenneth Okonkwo says votes for Peter Obi will aid Tinubu
Kenneth Okonkwo, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, has argued that supporting Peter Obi in the next presidential election would ultimately benefit President Bola Tinubu. He believes that a divided opposition will make it easier for the incumbent to secure a second term. Okonkwo criticised Obi's decision to leave coalition talks and questioned his willingness to face political challenges. He also referenced advice from Victor Umeh about the need for alliances to improve the South-East's chances in national politics.
Key takeaways
- Kenneth Okonkwo claims that voting for Peter Obi in the upcoming presidential election will help Bola Tinubu win.
- He stressed the importance of opposition unity, warning that a split would strengthen the incumbent president.
- Okonkwo criticised Obi for leaving coalition talks and avoiding a competitive primary process.
- He cited Victor Umeh's view that the South-East should seek alliances with northern leaders for better political prospects.
- Okonkwo urged opposition supporters to think carefully about their choices in the next general election.
