"Is This What We Spent Billions To Do?" : Obi Criticizes Election Behavior

" Is This What We Spent Billions To Do?" : Obi Criticizes Election Behavior 

Mr. Peter Obi, the Labour Party's presidential candidate, has criticized the way in which the general elections of 2023 would be conducted, pointing to irregularities in the just completed election.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate Bola Tinubu defeated Obi, 61, by almost two votes after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced the results on Wednesday.

Obi received 6,101,533 votes, placing him in third position, and Tinubu garnered 8,794,726 votes, taking first place in the hotly contested election.

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Is this what we spent billions to do? Obi asked during a press conference on Thursday in Abuja. We need to have done something else with those billions instead of just making our announcement.

The former governor of Anambra stated that he will use every legal option available to win back the election on February 25.

The LP presidential candidate claims that last Saturday's poll fell short of the requirements for a free and fair election.

He continued, telling his supporters to remain composed that their support would not go in vain.

He continued, telling his supporters to remain composed that their support would not go in vain.

Obi stated that he and his staff are dedicated to improving Nigeria and expressed hope that the legal system will assist him in reclaiming his mandate that was wrongfully taken from him.

He declared the presidential election's results to be unjust and vowed to sue to overturn them.

"We will look into every peaceful and legal alternative to restore our mandate. We will demonstrate to Nigerians that we won the election.

In his first media appearance following the election umpire's proclamation of a winner, Obi told a roomful of journalists in the capital city of Nigeria, "I am disputing the process.

It's incredibly unjust. The least anticipated of Nigerians..