Massive Turnout At Obi’s Campaign Rally In Atiku’s State Sparks Reactions

Ahead of the presidential election, Labour Party’s (LP) presidential flagbearer, Peter Obi, continues his campaign across various northern states to solicit support.

Earlier, Obi and his running mate, Datti were received at the Yola international airport by a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Babachir Lawal for a town hall meeting.

After the meeting, Peter Obi joined his supporters at Numan town, Adamawa State, for the presidential campaign rally.

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Adamawa is the home state of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, notwithstanding, a massive crowd turned up for Peter Obi’s Campaign rally.

In one of the videos sighted online, the supporters were chanting and singing, saying they would shame the opposition parties who claim that it is impossible for Peter Obi to be president.

The crowd also shouted in excitement, when the LP flagbearer and Datti were formally introduced to speak to them.

Since his arrival at Numan for his campaign, social media users have reacted to the massive crowd turn out of supporters.

in reaction, @charmingfit wrote “Wow! The love is so much. Peter Obi, Datti Ahmed and obidients movement reign in Adamawa! The popularity is growing deeply in the North and by February 25th, history will be made!”

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Another user, @_weyimi wrote, “How dare Peter Obi & Yusuf datti go to Adamawa state, atiku Abubakar stronghold, and pull a crowd that is cheering and loving them?” 😂😂

@twitmexy noted that  “Peter Obi… is intelligent. He is cutting into the north like cheese for his 25% threshold and he’d meet this target with this trajectory.

While @amos_abwabati wrote “This one is from my people in Numan & I can tell you that Atiku will not get a sniff there. What Atiku did to our King during his days as VP is still in the minds of the people.”