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Gov. El Rufai Mocks Peter Obi & Supporters

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Gov. El Rufai Mocks Peter Obi & Supporters
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The governor of Kaduna State, Nasir el-Rufai has mocked the presidential candidate of the Labour Get together, Peter Obi, and his supporters.

It could possibly be recalled that supporters of Peter Obi are planning to carry an occasion in Kaduna to create consciousness for Peter Obi.

The occasion is dubbed, the “two-million-man march” which signifies that they need two million individuals to march for Peter Obi.

Reacting to this, El Rufai indicated that Peter Obi and his supporters is not going to even get 200 individuals to march for them and he made this recognized in a latest publish he made on his verified social media deal with on the favored social media platform, Twitter.

The publish that he made reads;

“I simply dey laff, wallahi tallahi!!⁣ I hope you get Two Hundred individuals on the streets, together with these ‘imports’ that may’t open their retailers on Mondays, and got here on in a single day buses final night time!!”

In the meantime, the president of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo Addo has denied extensive stories that he has written to the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu to step down for the presidential candidate of the Labour Get together, Peter Obi.

The previous ECOWAS chairman denied this report on his verified social media deal with on the favored social media platform, Twitter.

Supply: www.ghgossip.com

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