What Is Peter Obi Up To? � Obi Storms Makinde's Apm Campaign Office — Rainbow C

What Is Peter Obi Up To? � Obi Storms Makinde's Apm Campaign Office — Rainbow C
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WHAT IS PETER OBI UP TO? 😳 Obi Storms Makinde's APM Campaign Office — Rainbow Coalition Loading? youtu.be/YXMTeYeL0Mw PETER OBI SHOCKS MAKINDE! 😳 The NDC Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi, has attended the inauguration of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) presidential campaign office for Seyi Makinde and Lawal Daura in Abuja — and the crowd erupted with chants of 'OBI! OBI!' Why did Peter Obi attend the campaign event of another presidential candidate ahead of the 2027 Nigerian presidential election? Is this simply Peter Obi's politics without bitterness and his call for unity among Nigerians? Or could there be a deeper political calculation behind Obi's relationship with Seyi Makinde? Peter Obi publicly described Seyi Makinde as qualified to be President of Nigeria, despite the fact that both men are presidential contenders in 2027. Could a strong Seyi Makinde campaign in the South-West divide the APC/Tinubu vote? Or could Makinde's candidacy eventually split opposition votes and affect Peter Obi himself? And perhaps the biggest moment: as Peter Obi arrived at the APM campaign office, supporters reportedly began chanting 'OBI! OBI!' In this video, we analyse Peter Obi's appearance at Seyi Makinde's APM campaign launch, the crowd reaction, the relationship between Obi and Makinde, the South-West electoral equation, and what this could mean for the 2027 presidential election. Watch to the end and tell us what you think: Is Peter Obi simply promoting politics without bitterness, building opposition relationships, or playing a bigger 2027 political strategy? #PeterObi #SeyiMakinde #APM #NDC #2027Election #NigeriaPolitics #Tinubu #PeterObi2027

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