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Sowore on Why Many Yoruba Reject Peter Obi and Alex Otti

Speaking from Abia, Sowore argues that Alex Otti’s record falls short of expectations. He also explores why a significant number of Yoruba voters are hesitant to back Peter Obi. His firsthand observations shed light on the regional concerns driving this opposition.

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prince13 days ago

Do you think the gap in Otti's record explains Yoruba reluctance, or is the hesitation toward Obi driven by something else?

jaruma13 days ago

Do you think Otti's break from public office weighs heavier, or does Obi's messaging play a bigger role?

hala13 days ago

I'm not convinced Otti's brief hiatus fully accounts for Yoruba hesitation. Other social and economic factors deserve equal attention.

kris13 days ago

It's interesting that Sowore's Abia experience might not capture opinions across all Yoruba states, so his take could be regionally limited.

jesse13 days ago

While Sowore points to Otti's record shortfalls, some Yoruba voters may simply distrust any outsider regardless of performance.

tolu13 days ago

Obi and Otti should dey emphasise practical steps on jobs and infrastructure to win Yoruba voters' confidence.

Sowore on Why Many Yoruba Reject Peter Obi and Alex Otti

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Sowore on Why Many Yoruba Reject Peter Obi and Alex Otti

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