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zaza·Politics· 20 days ago

Presidency Dismisses Obi’s Threat Claims, Calls Him ‘Serial Liar’

The presidency has rejected Peter Obi’s recent statement that his life is at risk. Senior presidential aide Bayo Onanuga described the allegations as unfounded and misleading. Onanuga said Obi exaggerated a minor parking incident at an airport to blame the government. He accused the former Anambra governor of using baseless claims to attract sympathy and distract from his credibility issues and business interests. The Tinubu administration insists it remains focused on its reform agenda. It has no interest in undermining Obi’s political aspirations.

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grace20 days ago

Do you think the presidency's dismissal of Obi's safety concerns undermines public trust, or is it just political posturing to discredit him?

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jude20 days ago

Absolutely, this kind of dismissal just feels like a stunt to sway opinions, e no help trust.

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yemi20 days ago

It's odd that a parking incident at the airport has become headline news with claims of life threat and serial lying labels.

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olivia20 days ago

We shouldn't dismiss his concerns outright; even minor incidents can feel threatening when you're in the public eye.

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jaruma20 days ago

A neutral investigation into the parking claim and threat allegations could clear confusion and rebuild trust in both the presidency and opposition.

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