Labour Party: Women Were Planted In Hotels To Trap Peter Obi

It has emerged that one of the tricks allegedly used to try entrapping Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi during the campaigns was the use of women planted in hotels, Vanguard has reported.

The use of women on Peter Obi was besides other alleged tricks including a probe of his finances and other surveillances that failed leading to the wire-tapping according to the report.

A member of the LP Presidential Campaign Council who pleaded anonymity so as not to jeopardize internal investigations explained that the attacks against the candidate started as soon as the campaigns started.

He said, “We have since been made aware of the orchestrated move by the state to sabotage our candidate starting from our campaigns.”

“They tried entrapment by stationing all kinds of women at hotels where our candidate lodged during the campaigns that failed,” Vanguard quoted the source as saying in one of the covert moves against Peter Obi who rode on the platform of ethical rebirth.

“They have been going through records of his financial dealings and bank accounts. They’ve found nothing incriminating.

“They tried bringing up the Panama papers that also failed to stick, then they resorted to the oldest trick in the book-wire tapping.”

Speaking in a similar vein, the Chief Spokesperson of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council, Dr Yunusa Tanko, explained that the LP candidate has lately come under intense pressure to flee Nigeria.

He said, “Before, throughout and after the campaigns, it is on record that Mr Peter Obi maintained his commitment and focus on an issues-based campaign, about a New Nigeria that is Possible, a shift of emphasis from consumption to production, as well as a New Nigeria characterized by inclusion, justice, equity, fairness and prosperity.”

GWG.ng reports that the APC on Saturday evening denied being behind the alleged moves against Peter Obi asking that the Labour Party should look inwards towards solving the problems within.

Source: Vanguard

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