Peter Obi celebrates Ugo Ugochukwu’s historic victory at the 2024 FIA World Cup

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Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate from the 2023 elections, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Ugo Ugochukwu Orlandi for his remarkable achievement at the 71st Macau Grand Prix.

Ugo’s victory marks him as the first American driver in over 40 years to win this prestigious title, a milestone that deserves celebration.

In his statement, Obi praised Ugo, a 17-year-old racing prodigy, for his exceptional talent and unwavering dedication. He emphasized that Ugo’s success is not only a personal triumph but also an inspiration for today’s youth, showcasing what can be accomplished with proper support and guidance.

Ugo, who has a Nigerian mother—supermodel Oluchi Onweagba—and an Italian father—former fashion designer Luca Orlandi—represents a rich cultural heritage. His win serves as a beacon of hope for young Nigerians, illustrating the limitless potential achievable through passion and opportunity.

Obi also recognized McLaren for their commitment to nurturing young talent like Ugo, highlighting their role in fostering ambition and investing in the future of motorsport.

In closing, Obi expressed his excitement for Ugo’s future endeavors in racing, stating, “You have inspired millions,” and he looks forward to witnessing further achievements as Ugo continues to break barriers in motorsport.

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