▪️By Chibuzo Omeni
…As ODYSA mobilizes for a strong showing across the country (video)
The Labour Party (LP) is set to officially begin its presidential campaign in Nasarawa State, on 18 October.
The Chairman of the party in the state, Alexander Emmanuel, told journalists at a press conference on Thursday (today) in Lafia that arrangements had been concluded for the exercise.
According to him, the party chose Nasarawa for the presidential campaign flag off due to the support the people of the state have shown to its presidential candidate, Peter Obi and his running mate, Yusuf Ahmed-Datti.
He commended the party’s supporters across the country for their efforts thus far in canvassing more support for the Obi/Datti ticket.
“Just like how other states of the country have been massively supporting the Labour party’s presidential candidate, Nasarawa State was the first to organise street march in support of the Obi/Datti ticket.
“And I think that should be the reason the LP’s national leadership chose Nasarawa state for the campaign flag off on 18 October, 2022,” he said.
ODYSA Benue state Chapter
Similarly, Obi-Datti Youth Support Alliance (ODYSA) rooting for Peter Obi/Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed presidency have called on all her State Coordinators to make every arrangement to mobilize their members in the 36 states of the country including Abuja, and participate actively as the Peter Obi campaign train makes a stop in each state.
Enugu ODYSA members marching for ObiDatti
The interim National Coordinator of the group Prof Emmanuel Udokang of the University of Uyo disclosed this while speaking to newsmen on the release of the Peter Obi presidential campaign council.
The University don who said the campaign council is made up of personalities of impeccable character enjoined Nigerians to join ODYSA and the Peter Obi Campaign to ensure that Nigeria which is currently at the brinks of collapse is salvage.
ODYSA Taraba state
He said ODYSA will garner not less than 30% of votes for Peter Obi across Nigeria in the 2023 presidential election.
Source: GMTNews
