October 20, 2022

Peter Obi Visits Flood Victims In Benue [Photos]

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2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi on Thursday, visited the victims of the flood disaster in Benue State.

The former Anambra Governor in a post on his Facebook page shared pictures with the flood victims.

He captioned the post with “I am in Benue State visiting and commiserating with the flood disaster victims. My solidarity and prayers are with them”.

It would be recalled that Peter Obi, yesterday called on all 2023 presidential candidates to suspend campaigns and visit victims of the ravaging flood in the affected region.

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