The candidate of the Labour Party in the forthcoming Edo state governorship election, Olumide Akpata has stated that Peter Obi is one of the most influential and impactful Nigerian politicians of this generation.

Olumide Akpata, a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association stated this on Friday on his verified Facebook page as he celebrates Peter Obi on his birthday.

Peter Obi, a former Governor of Anambra state and 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party clocked 63 years on Friday.

Olumide Akpata stated on his verified Facebook page on Friday; “Happy 63rd birthday to our leader and true Nigerian patriot, Mr. Peter Obi!”

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He noted; “Without a doubt, you have been one of the most influential and impactful Nigerian politicians of this generation, and you have demonstrated an unwavering resolve to build a brighter future for Nigeria.”

The Labour Party chieftain stated further; “I, therefore, join all members and faithful supporters of the Labour Party, members of the Obidient Family Worldwide, and all well-meaning Nigerians in wishing you a happy birthday. I wish you a long life, robust health, strength, and vigour to continue in your desire to bring about a nation where every citizen thrives.”

The recent statement by the gubernatorial candidate of the Labour Party in the forthcoming Edo state election, Olumide Akpata on his verified Facebook page has generated a lot of reactions from his fans and numerous followers on the social media platform….Seë_Morë

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