The presidential flagbearer of the Labour Party, Peter Obi has halted his 2023 presidential campaign.
Obi made this known when he visited the Benue State Governor in Abuja on Wednesday.
The LP chieftain said his decision followed the plight of citizens who were affected by the flood that caused havoc in several places in the country last week.
According to him, if the candidates can purchase their expression forms for millions of Naira, they should be able to render help to the victims who lost their properties during the flooding.
He said, “I personally stopped and told my people no more campaign, until we are able to visit some of the sites, at least sympathise with those going through problems.
“I came to take permission and ask him (Ortom) that I want to visit some of the sites in Benue as I am going to do in one or two other states.
“I am also calling other presidential candidates to stop campaigning and see what we can do.
“If we can buy our forms for millions of naira, we should have some little thing to go, now that people are suffering, and at least show sympathy with them and then we can continue.”
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