Gov Nasir El-Rufai Mocks Peter Obi’s Rally Set To Hold In Kaduna

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El-Rufai Mocks As Obidient Nigerians Set Stage For Kaduna March

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Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has taken to his verified Twitter handle to mock supporters of the Labour Party (LP), presidential candidate, Peter Obi over their plans for a two million march in Kaduna.

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Recall that supporters of Obi have recently organized rallies in some parts of the country to show solidarity for the former Anambra governor’s presidential aspiration.

GWG reports that supporters of Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi in Nasarawa State on Saturday shut down activities in the state capital, Lafia as they came out in a show of force to the dismay of critics.

The supporters cutting across several support groups also effectively shut down commercial activities in Lafia after they shut down their businesses and also took to the streets paralysing road movement.

GWG, however, reports that the plan for an Obidient Movement march in Kaduna is significant for at least two reasons.

Kaduna is the political capital of the North and a significant support for Obi could snowball into the rest of the North. Secondly, Obi’s running mate is from Zaria, Kaduna, El-Rufai’s hometown.

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However, observing the plans to entrench the Obident Movement in his base, El-Rafai on Monday morning mocked the mobilisation efforts of an Obidient Twitter user, @zarmaomar who via the tweet charged his follow Obedients to turn out in large numbers for the proposed Kaduna rally.

The twitter user tagged the walk “ Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi”.

Reacting to his tweet, the Kadana State Governor mocked the Labour Party’s supporters accusing them of importing people from the East via night bus.

According to El-Rufai, he hopes that the party gets up to two hundred persons for the rally.

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