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Peter Obi Is The Greatest Religious Bigot Ever In Nigeria Political Space – Deji Adeyanju Says, Claim “APC That Used Mu-Mu Ticket Didn’t Campaign In Any Mosque”
Peter Obi Is The Greatest Religious Bigot Ever In Nigeria Political Space – Deji Adeyanju Says, Claim “APC That Used Mu-Mu Ticket Didn’t Campaign In Any Mosque”

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
Controversy has erupted as Deji Adeyanju, a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, accuses Peter Obi, former vice-presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), of being the country’s greatest religious bigot. Adeyanju’s statement comes in the wake of the just-concluded presidential election, where Obi actively campaigned in various churches, leading to allegations of religious bias. CONTINUE READING
Adeyanju highlights an audio leak that went viral, where Obi is heard describing the election as a religious war during a conversation with Bishop David Oyedepo. The leaked audio allegedly refers to Obi’s contention against three Muslim candidates: Atiku Abubakar, Bola Tinubu, and Rabiu Kwankwaso. This conversation has further fueled the accusations of Obi being a religious warlord.
“Peter Obi is the greatest religious bigot we have had in the Nigeria electoral space since independence in 1960. No politician in our nation’s history has ever done what he did with religion in the name of politics; not even those that put forward Muslim-Muslim ticket.” CONTINUE READING
Adeyanju’s statement reflects the sentiments of those who perceive Obi’s actions as promoting religious division and bias in the political arena. He also criticizes the All Progressives Congress (APC) for using a “Mu-Mu ticket” (Muslim-Muslim ticket) but allegedly not campaigning in any mosque.
“I was the only Nigerian courageous enough to challenge the religious bigotry of Peter Obi and people like you during the last election. I also effectively condemned the Muslim-Muslim ticket of APC.”
These allegations and criticisms have sparked a heated debate among Nigerians, with some expressing agreement with Adeyanju’s views, while others defend Obi and question the validity and intentions behind the leaked audio.
Source: Bushradiogist
