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2023: Peter Obi Suspends Campaign to Sympathize, Support Flood Victims

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi said he has put his presidential campaigns on hold to enable him visit and sympathize with victims of the flood ravaging the country.

Mr Obi made this known when he visited Governor Ortom of Benue state to intimate him of his plan to visit IDP centers in the state.

Obi said he expected other presidential candidates to show concerns to the plight of victims of flooding, considering how millions were spent on nomination forms alone.

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