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Peter Obi Raises Alarm Over Threats to His Life Following Economic Criticism.

Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has raised concerns over threats to his life following his critical remarks on Nigeria’s current economic situation. Obi, who has been vocal about the government’s economic policies, stated that he has received warnings to refrain from commenting on national issues. He revealed this during a recent press briefing, expressing fears that his safety may be in jeopardy due to his advocacy for better economic management.

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Obi stressed that he remains committed to speaking out on matters that affect Nigerians, regardless of the risks involved. He said it is his duty as a concerned citizen to provide solutions to the economic challenges facing the country. According to him, the threats will not deter him from continuing to advocate for a better Nigeria. “I cannot stay silent while millions of Nigerians suffer due to bad policies. I will keep speaking for the people,” Obi said.

The former Anambra State governor also called on security agencies to investigate the threats and ensure that individuals advocating for accountability and transparency in governance are protected. He emphasized the importance of safeguarding democratic principles, including the freedom of speech and the right to criticize government actions.

Peter Obi also urged Nigerians to remain hopeful and vigilant, stating that the country’s progress depends on active participation from citizens. He encouraged everyone to continue demanding good governance and accountability from leaders, despite any attempts to silence them.

Meanwhile, supporters of Obi have taken to social media to express their solidarity with him, condemning the threats against his life. Many have described the threats as attempts to intimidate those seeking a better future for Nigeria. They vowed to keep supporting Obi’s efforts to improve the country’s economic situation.

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