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Obi's visit to LP reconciliatory not endorsement, says Spokesman - Vimarsana News

Obi's visit to LP reconciliatory not endorsement, says Spokesman

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor, Abuja Bureau The presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 general elections, Peter Obi's visit to Labour Party headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday was a reconciliatory move not to endorse any group interest in the party. According to a statement signed by Dr Yunusa Tanko, Spokesman of Peter

Labour Party Speaks On Reason Obi Visited Abure - Vimarsana News

Labour Party Speaks On Reason Obi Visited Abure

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The campaign team of Labour Party Presidential flag bearer, Peter Obi, on Wednesday, disclosed that the recent visit of the former Anambra governor to the party secretariat in Abuja was a reconciliatory move and not an endorsement as being stated in a section of the media. This was announced in a statement

Why Peter Obi visited Abure — Spokesperson Tanko - Vimarsana News

Why Peter Obi visited Abure — Spokesperson Tanko

The campaign team of Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi clarified that his recent visit to the party's secretariat in Abuja

Why Obi visited Abure — Spokesperson - Vimarsana News

Why Obi visited Abure — Spokesperson

The campaign team of Labour Party Presidential flag bearer, Peter Obi, on Wednesday, announced that the recent visit of the former Anambra governor to the party secretariat in Abuja was a reconciliatory move and not an endorsement as being twisted in a section of the media.

EFCC to move against schools charging dollars - Vimarsana News

EFCC to move against schools charging dollars

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has placed international schools charging tuition in dollars and other foreign currencies under surveillance as part of measures to reduce the pressure on the naira.