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kunle·Politics· about 17 hours ago

Fayose Confirms Peter Obi’s Call and Visit, Silencing Opposition Critics

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Governor Fayose recently joined a video call with Peter Obi and welcomed him on a personal visit. He used the opportunity to reaffirm his full support for the Obidients movement. Opposition parties had been celebrating what they saw as disarray within the Obidients camp. Fayose’s public confirmation of Obi’s outreach quickly quieted their celebrations. Politics is often driven by personal and party interests. Happy Sunday.

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yemiabout 17 hours ago

How do you think Fayose's endorsement will reshape the momentum for Obidients ahead of the next election?

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jesseabout 16 hours ago

Are you curious about its influence on grassroots enthusiasm or on broader public perception?

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krisabout 16 hours ago

It's interesting that Fayose chose a video call instead of an in-person meeting at first, maybe signaling lingering caution within the movement.

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judeabout 16 hours ago

Dis unity fit be stunt for camera, or e really mean say Fayose don commit to Obi?

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melabout 16 hours ago

Supporters should leverage this renewed alliance by organizing community outreach events that highlight both Fayose's message and Obi's policy goals.

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