Peter Obi’s Campaign: How We’ll Raise $150m Diasporan Fund, N100bn Locally

Related stories

China Snubs U.S. Crude for Third Month, Even as Ethane Trade Restarts

China has avoided buying U.S. crude oil for three...

Super Eagles Icon Peter Rufai Passes Away at 61

By Abiola Olawale The Nigerian football community has been thrown...

Dakuku Peterside’s Beneath the Surface Book Out in October

By Abiola Olawale Masobe Books, a renowned publisher has announced...

Oil Prices Dip on Confirmation of Inventory Build

Crude oil prices opened weaker today following Wednesday’s release...

Buhari In Stable Condition – Ex-Aide Confirms

By Abiola Olawale Ahmed Bashir, ex-aide to the immediate past...

As part of moves to ensure victory for the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, his supporters are set to launch a crowdfunding initiatives.

Obi’s supporters including Nigerians in the Diaspora are set to set up crowdfunding portal with a target to raise $150 million in the diaspora and N100 billion in Nigeria.

This was confirmed by a member of the committee set up to organise the crowdfunding campaign.

A source said the funding will be made in small amount, adding that the scheme was targeted at the supporters of Obi who are largely from the grassroots.

The member also disclosed that the funding initiative will help the Labour Party set up more structures across the country and as well boost the chances of Obi in the forthcoming election.

“They are organising themselves into small committees and groups to contribute small amounts in a major effort to help Obi’s Campaign establish structure and presence around the country. Interestingly while some of their parents are either supporters of PDP or APC, they are rooting for Peter Obi.

“With that amount of cash, he would be able to build structures for Labour Party across the country and become a formidable opponent in the 2023 election and a threat to other candidates,” the source was quoted to have said by This Day.

The New Diplomat reports that the initiative is coming as campaigns for the presidential election are set to officially kick off in September 28, 2022.

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories

NDN
Latest News
China Snubs U.S. Crude for Third Month, Even as Ethane Trade RestartsSuper Eagles Icon Peter Rufai Passes Away at 61Dakuku Peterside’s Beneath the Surface Book Out in OctoberOil Prices Dip on Confirmation of Inventory BuildBuhari In Stable Condition - Ex-Aide ConfirmsBREAKING: Ex-President Buhari sick, hospitalised abroad2027: Abure, Usman Clash Over Peter Obi’s Rising Profile in ADC CoalitionMTN’s Dabengwa Tier III Cloud Data Centre: A New Era for West African Tech and AIGanduje: Why are they resigning?OPEC Reports a Global Oil Production Decline in 2024IMF Warns FG to Overhaul 2025 Budget to Prevent Economic Meltdown2027: Peter Obi Vows, Says ADC Coalition 'll prioritize Nigerians’ WelfareTragedy! Liverpool Star Diogo Jota Dies in Car Crash in SpainFamily Announces Burial Date of Ex-Kwara Governor, Cornelius AdebayoSex Scandal: Baltasar Engonga, Ex-Equatorial Guinea Anti-Corruption Boss Bags 18 Years
X whatsapp