Peter Obi, the former Governor of Anambra State and Labour Party presidential candidate in 2023, reacted after he visited wounded members of the Obidient family at a hospital. His visit was in response to a tragic gas explosion that severely injured three brothers from a family closely associated with him, specifically a member identified as @Uptownoflagos.

Obi shared details of his visit on his verified X page, expressing his condolences and support for the victims and their families. He described the incident as “heartbreaking” and highlighted the emotional toll such tragedies take on communities. He offered his prayers for the victims’ recovery and emphasized the need for collective support during tough times.

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In his tweet, Obi acknowledged the challenges faced by many across the country and reiterated his hope for a future where safety, healthcare, and essential services are prioritized. His message called for unity and compassion among citizens, reflecting his political commitment to improving the nation’s welfare.

On his Verified X handle Obi tweeted,

“Today, I visited the National Orthopaedic Hospital in Enugu following the heartbreaking news of a ghastly gas explosion that occurred a few days ago at the home of one of our Obidient family members, @Uptownoflagos . The tragic incident left three of his brothers with severe third-degree burns. I was there to offer my support and prayers during this challenging time.”

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