
Peter Obi Visits Femi Kuti At The Afrika Shrine – Labour Party Presidential Candidate in the coming 2023 general elections, has paid a courtesy visit to the legendary afro afrobeat musician, Femi Kutti, in the company of Charles Oputa (Charley boy) and others.
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Mr Peter Obi’s visit the afrobeat singer comes days after the singer had shared a video on his Instagram page stating why he can never be a supporter of the ‘Obidient’ movement. Kuti released the video while reacting to the backlash he received after some people claimed he called the supporters of the Labour party presidential candidate, ‘Zombies.’
“First let us be clear. What did I say. I said I am too sad, angry, depressed to be obidient. I said how can anybody come up with that term? How can you be obidient? How? Me I can’t be obidient in this country. EndSARS, killings, my grandmother was killed, my father’s house burnt, the oppresion of my family…and I supposed to be obident? Do you know the meaning of obidient? When they tell you to sit down, you will sit down, stand up you will stand up.
Me I can’t be Obidient. Obi himself was friends with Atiku. He became Atiku’s Vice President. So if he is Atiku’s Vice President that means they are parlies. So I can’t understand …and if they have won the election, they will be parlies, kissing and hugging each other now. Is it a lie? Will they not have been doing that?
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Did I call Peter Obi’s supporters Zombies? Did I say that? No! I don’t know what the term means and I am not using it for myself. Do I support Obi? No! Do I support Atiku? Definitely not! Do I support Tinubu? Please don’t look for my trouble?
While the detail of the visit is unknown, and may not be unconnected to the recent online squabble between the veteran musician and Peter Obi’s supporters, but in a short clip of the visit shared online this afternoon, it showed shows Obi and Femi together. In his brief remarks, Obi said;
”My own dear brother Femi, I saw what he tweeted and I said, no, that is not what the society needs. We need a campaign based on issues that affect Nigeria. That is what I came here to do.”
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