Peter Obi’s LP distance self from attack on Adebayo describes it political motivated to rubbish Obidients

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The presidential candidate of the Labour party and its party has disassociates themselves from attacks on the founder of RCCG, GO Enoch Adebayo.

In a statement on Wednesday signed by Obi-Datti Media Office, Diran Onifade described the attack as political motivated to rubbish the Obidients supporters.

Read full statement below:

Our attention has been drawn to yet another campaign of calumny emanating from opposition ranks, this time blaming ‘Obidients’ for recent unjustified social media attacks on the revered General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye.

We wish to state categorically that supporters of Mr Peter Obi, like their Principal, have great respect for Pastor Adeboye and therefore are not involved in any social media hounding of the revered man of God most especially over a statement he did not make.

It has become a pattern for desperate political operatives to orchestrate a ruse and blame it on Peter Obi’s supporters in furtherance of the opposition’s subterfuge strategy which has failed back to back.
We wish to appeal to fellow Nigerians to ignore the antics of election riggers who believe that demarketing Peter Obi is their sure means of keeping a stolen mandate.

Nigerians are aware by now that issuing personal insults is not Peter Obi’s character and he does not encourage his followers to engage in same.

Diran Onifade
Obi-Datti Media Office

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