Labour Party Rejects Claims of Certificate Discrepancies Regarding Presidential Candidate Peter Obi
The Labour Party has firmly rejected claims made by one of its expelled members, Abayomi Arabambi, alleging that the party's presidential candidate, Peter Obi, possesses discrepancies in his academic certificates.
The Labour Party has firmly rejected claims made by one of its expelled members, Abayomi Arabambi, alleging that the party's presidential candidate, Peter Obi, possesses discrepancies in his academic certificates.
Abayomi Arabambi, a former member of the Labour Party, recently made headlines by asserting that Peter Obi, the party's chosen presidential candidate, has inconsistencies in his educational qualifications. However, the Labour Party's leadership has swiftly moved to disassociate itself from these allegations, categorically stating that they have thoroughly vetted Mr. Obi's credentials and are fully confident in their authenticity.
RECOMMENDED: From Cleaner to Graduate - The Inspiring Journey of a Future Nurse
In response to the claims, the Labour Party released an official statement, emphasizing their unwavering support for Peter Obi and confirming their complete confidence in the accuracy of his academic qualifications. The statement went on to describe Abayomi Arabambi as a disenchanted former member who had been expelled from the party for various reasons, including misconduct and breach of party ethics.
READ ALSO: Nigerian Law School Celebrates Success in Recent Examinations
The party's spokesperson, in a press conference, expressed the belief that Arabambi's accusations are driven by a personal agenda and animosity, rather than any substantial evidence of wrongdoing by Peter Obi. He further highlighted that the party has conducted rigorous background checks and scrutinized all aspects of Peter Obi's life, including his academic and professional history. Peter Obi himself responded to these allegations, asserting that his credentials are impeccable and that he welcomes any lawful scrutiny of his qualifications. He expressed his commitment to running a clean, transparent, and issue-based campaign, and he encouraged Nigerians to focus on the critical issues facing the nation rather than engaging in divisive and unsubstantiated allegations.