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2027: Why is Obi facing attacks despite finishing third in 2023? – Utomi

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2027: Why is Obi facing attacks despite finishing third in 2023? – Utomi

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2027: Why is Obi facing attacks despite finishing third in 2023? - Utomi

Former Lagos State Governor, Professor Pat Utomi, has raised questions about the recent attacks on Peter Obi, the former Lagos State Governor and a former Vice President of Nigeria, over his performance during the 2023 presidential election.

Obi, who contested on the platform of the Labour Party, secured 6,101,533 votes to finish third in the 2023 elections, behind President Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who received 8,794,726 votes, and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who secured 6,984,520 votes.

Obi's performance in 2023 election

Professor Utomi, in an interview with Vanguard News, said he cannot comprehend why Obi is being attacked despite his decent performance in the 2023 presidential election.

The former Vice President's performance in the election was commendable, as he secured a respectable number of votes, finishing third in the race.

The Attacks on Obi

However, Utomi expressed concerns about the recent attacks on Obi, calling for an explanation from those who are criticizing him.

The attacks on Obi are puzzling, considering his performance in the 2023 election. He was a decent candidate, and his performance was commendable.

Obi's Critics

The former Vice President's critics argue that Obi's performance in office was not impressive and that he failed to meet the expectations of his party members and supporters.

Utomi, however, disagreed with this view, stating that Obi's performance in office was not as impressive as his critics allege.

Obi's Performance in Office

Professor Utomi stated that Obi's performance in office was commendable and that he achieved significant milestones during his time as Anambra State Governor.

He praised Obi for his efforts in working to improve infrastructure, creating jobs, and enhancing the economy of Anambra State.

Obi's Controversy

The former Vice President's critics have accused him of being part of the controversy surrounding the alleged N100 billion fraud case in Anambra State.

However, Utomi clarified that Obi's role in the controversy was limited to being a witness in court and not a mastermind, which was a common occurrence in Nigeria's legal system.

Utiomi's View on Obi

Utomi expressed his view on the attacks on Obi, stating that they are unjustified and unfounded.

He argued that Obi's performance in office was commendable, and that his critics should focus on constructive criticism rather than baseless attacks.

Obi's Attackers

Utomi criticized Obi's attackers, stating that their attacks are unfounded and unjustified.

He argued that Obi's critics should focus on constructive criticism rather than baseless attacks.

Obi's Role in the Controversy

Professor Utomi clarified the role of Obi in the controversy surrounding the N100 billion fraud case in Anambra State, stating that he was only a witness in court and not a mastermind.

He argued that it was a common occurrence in Nigeria's legal system for witnesses to be called to testify in court, and his role in the case was a part of this tradition.

Obi's Attackers

Utomi criticized Obi's attackers, stating that their attacks are unfounded and unjustified.

He argued that Obi's critics should focus on constructive criticism rather than baseless attacks.

Obi's Performance in Office

The Professor emphasized that Obi's performance in office was commendable and that his critics should focus on constructive criticism rather than baseless attacks.

He argued that Obi's critics should focus on constructive criticism rather than baseless attacks.

Obi's Role in Controversy

Professor Utomi clarified Obi's role in the controversy surrounding the N100 billion fraud case in Anambra State, stating that he was only a witness in court and not a mastermind.

He argued that it

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