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2023: Knocks As Brymo Calls Peter Obi Presidency, A Possible Anarchy

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2023: Knocks As Brymo Calls Peter Obi, A Possible Anarchy

Veteran Nigerian singer Olawale Olofor popularly known as Brymo has been criticised on social media for referring to Peter Obi as a ‘possible anarchy’

2023: Knocks As Brymo Calls Peter Obi, A Possible Anarchy
2023: Knocks As Brymo Calls Peter Obi, A Possible Anarchy

The singer who has been vocal about his support for the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu engaged some Twitter users on his choice of candidate.

In one of the engagements, Brymo was asked about insinuations of Tinubu’s failing health. He responded to the tweet by stating that he would prefer an ailing Tinubu presidency to Peter Obi of the Labour Party whom he described as a ‘possible anarchy’.

In his words, “…and I’d rather an ailing one than possible anarchy”.

Referring to Peter Obi in another Tweet, Brymo said, “It is not prudent to elect him (Obi) yet, he may have to organise his home-front to lead rest of us…an Igbo VP first maybe to test waters with the region is safer”

https://twitter.com/BrymOlawale/status/1609027264942948354

Brymo’s controversial tweets have led to a barrage of insults from supporters of Peter Obi and a cross-section of Nigerians from the southeast.

See some reactions below:

https://twitter.com/Biyatife/status/1610919594981732352

https://twitter.com/biggy_orobo/status/1610916783678193666

https://twitter.com/Zubairthedream/status/1610918189575331842

 

#Brymo#Peter Obi

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