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According to Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate for the Labour Party (LP), the Africa Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition has decided to cooperate, and no one is resigning for him.
Peter Obi reportedly revealed this on Sunday night at a 𝕏 Space.
The former Anambra State governor also made it clear that he is not required to formally join the ADC.
Peter Obi claims that he has always belonged to the ADC and has been a part of the coalition since its founding.
Additionally, Obi stated that he will always hold former vice president Atiku Abubakar in high regard.
He declared, “I will not be joining ADC. I can’t get back into what I already belong to.
“I joined the coalition on the first day.
“In ADC, nobody is standing down for me.
“We’ve all decided to collaborate, and Atiku is still my respected leader.”
In the meantime, Peter Obi’s allies and supporters have started preparing for his defection, according to a key ADC officer in Abuja who spoke with Punch.
According to the source, Peter Obi met with David Mark, the National Chairman of the ADC, to reaffirm his commitment to the coalition three weeks after the party asked him to decide whether or not to join.
He claimed that the party’s stance may have persuaded the former Anambra State governor to ultimately choose to join the ADC.
He said that on December 31, Peter will host a declaration rally in Enugu, the South-East’s political capital.
