“People Wey Go Sele During Campaign”- Deji Adeyanju Mocks Peter Obi For Not Attending RCCG One Week Convention

“People Wey Go Sele During Campaign”- Deji Adeyanju Mocks Peter Obi For Not Attending RCCG One Week Convention....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Controversial activist and political commentator, Deji Adeyanju, has taken a swipe at former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, for his notable absence from the Redeemed Christian Church of God’s (RCCG) one-week convention. Peter Obi, who had been a familiar face in church events during his 2023 presidential campaign, seems to have scaled back his public appearances post-election. CONTINUE READING

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Peter Obi, who ran under the socialist structure of the Labour Party, finished third in the presidential race, behind the winner, President Bola Tinubu, and second-placed Atiku Abubakar. His campaign trail was peppered with stops at various religious grounds, often participating in night vigils and delivering messages themed around “Church, take back your country.” This religious angle in his campaign strategy was seemingly to rally Christian voters behind him, setting himself apart in a race dominated by Muslim frontrunners.

However, his conspicuous absence from the annual RCCG convention, a significant event in Nigeria’s Christian calendar, has raised eyebrows. For Adeyanju, this is evidence of what he perceives as Obi’s insincerity during his campaign. He highlighted the irony with a tweet that read, “RCCG finished 1 week annual convention and Peter Obi didn’t attend. Person wey go Sele during campaign.” CONTINUE READING

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The tweet has since stirred reactions on social media, with many weighing in on what they perceive as Peter Obi’s post-election attitude. While some echo Adeyanju’s sentiments, others defend Obi, highlighting the challenges that come with the aftermath of a rigorous campaign.

Source: Bushradiogist