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The Labour Party’s (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, has come under heavy fire from the Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for his recent remarks characterizing Internet scammers, also referred to as “Yahoo boys,” as “geniuses” who just need to be redirected.
In a statement released on Sunday by its spokeswoman, Seye Oladejo, the Lagos APC called Obi’s comment “morally reprehensible” and unworthy of a former Nigerian leader.
That a former state governor and presidential contender to make remarks that seem to minimize criminal behavior in a country already struggling with moral rot, according to Oladejo, is disheartening and frightening.
“Crime is not clever at all. Yahoo-Yahoo is not a skill, but rather a societal tragedy.
Obi’s moral compass truly worries us; how can someone who consistently denounces corruption yet exalt cybercrime? Such inconsistencies expose a perilous moral ambiguity that is inappropriate for leadership.
Additionally, the APC spokesperson called Obi’s stance a “reckless attempt at attention-seeking” and accused him of using inflammatory remarks to gain political significance.
His irresponsible statement has taken the role of thoughtful leadership due to his desperate need for attention. He continued, “Unrestrained desperation ought to have a limit.”
Additionally, Oladejo claimed that during the 2023 elections, Obi deceived a large number of young Nigerians by using “propaganda, misinformation, and emotional manipulation.” He warned that the LP candidate’s recent remarks could incite moral indiscipline and requested him to apologize to the young people.
The Lagos chapter denounced any attempt to romanticize or defend cybercrime while reaffirming the APC’s commitment to youth development and innovation. They insisted that leadership must be based on “values, integrity, and moral responsibility.”
Recall that on Saturday, Obi told attendees at a youth summit in Onitsha that many Internet scammers have brains and inventiveness that, with the right direction, might be directed toward profitable endeavors.
He emphasized that “money is only a small fraction of true wealth” and advised young people to prioritize hard effort, character, and community development rather than the heedless chase of fortune.
