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2023: Peter Obi can’t win Presidency, will do better as a Minister of Economy – Ned Nwoko says

Adamu Abubakar
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Published: June 22, 2022
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Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist, Ned Nwoko has said that Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party cannot be the next President of Nigeria.

He said this during an interview with BBC Igbo, adding that Obi will change Nigeria as a Minister of Economy.

According to Mr Nwoko, who is a husband to popular Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels, Peter Obi is a good man and has the support of Nigerian youths but Labour Party lacks the necessary structure to rule Nigeria.

He added that: “Peter Obi is a good man and has impressed me. When he came to London he came alone. He’s a capitalist and a big-time player in the business world and conservative in the way he handles things.

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“I’ll like him back in PDP, he’ll do well as Minister of Economy, he’ll help us turn around Nigeria’s economy.

“Labour Party does not have the structure to win but they have a support base. He’s a popular candidate but cannot become president because he does not have the structure. As a president, you must have the majority of Labour Party in the House of Representatives and Senate.

“Many things in Nigeria will work against the emergence of a president under Labour party, It wouldn’t happen.”

He maintained that Peter Obi should not have left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and hoped that he makes a comeback.

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