Nnamdi Kanu release may affect peter obi's presidential Race.

 


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The release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, from the custody of the Department of State Services, DSS, could hurt the chances of Labor Party presidential candidate Mr Peter Obi winning the 2023 election. 

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by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

News of his release on Thursday 13th of Oct. sparked celebrations from a number of Nigerians, particularly those in the south-east. 

As backlash continues following his release, some advocacy groups have predicted how Kanu's release could affect the former Anambra state governor's chances of becoming Successor to President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023 


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They are now following their teacher, Kanu, so Peter Obi and other presidential candidates who have relied on the Southeast may have to look for alternatives.

 "Before he was arrested, he made it clear to everyone that the elections would not be held on Igbo land, he's back and the agitation continues. 

This will affect Peter Obi more than other candidates." Speaking to our correspondent, IPOB spokesperson Emma Powerful said, "Biafrans at home and abroad, including our friends, should rejoice that the almighty Chukwu Okike Abiama has done it again "The realization of Biafra is the next goal and nothing will stop IPOB from achieving the freedom of Biafra. 

However, when contacted, the general leader of the South East Coalition of southeast  Youth Leaders, COSEYL, Mr Goodluck Ibem, responded to Onuh saying that Kanu's release would favor the Labor Party candidate. 

"We're glad he was released. The release of Mazi cannot change Peter Obi's negativity, but will add color to what is already happening," he said. 

Asked if it was possible that Kanu would call on Igbo people, especially young people, to boycott the Igbo presidency, Mr Ibem said: "I can't read his mind to know if he would say that , but what I do know is that we're delighted that he's been released and we're ready to vote. 

Similarly, a Labor Party member in Abuja, who identified himself simply as Mr IK, said that Knau's release would force many Igbos to change their negative perception of Nigeria

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