Presidency Questions Trustworthiness of Peter Obi's Pledge
The Presidency has stated that Peter Obi cannot be trusted to fulfill his promise of serving only one term if elected president. Onanuga, in a televised interview, reacted to Obi's commitment to a four-year term, arguing that Obi's political history demonstrates a pattern of abandoning pledges.
Onanuga referenced Obi's previous affiliations with various political parties, including APGA and PDP, suggesting that his promises are not reliable. He emphasized that Obi's past actions, including a vow to remain loyal to APGA, have been short-lived, indicating a lack of political allegiance.
Onanuga's comments reflect a broader skepticism regarding Obi's integrity and commitment to his pledges, particularly in the context of the upcoming 2027 presidential election.
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