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‘Anarchy will consume everybody’ – Peter Obi breaks silence on Enugu NDC attack [VIDEO]

The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has expressed anger over the recent attack on party supporters in Enugu State. In a video shared on X, Obi said that whenever anarchy occurs, it consumes everybody, warning those responsible to desist from such acts. He also recounted how his scheduled engagements in different states were cancelled […] ‘Anarchy will consume…

‘Anarchy will consume everybody’ – Peter Obi breaks silence on Enugu NDC attack [VIDEO]

Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi has voiced his outrage over the recent attack on party supporters in Enugu State. In an X video, Obi warned those responsible against such acts, cautioning that when anarchy rears its head, it engulfs everyone. He lamented that his previously scheduled appearances across various states have been disrupted due to threats received by those who invited him.

Earlier reports had revealed a tense standoff at Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu on Saturday, where thugs confronted members of the NDC who were there to greet their gubernatorial candidate, Chinyeaka Ohaa. This incident follows a month ago when the NDC accused "state-sponsored thugs" of attacking its supporters during a grassroots gathering in Obuoffia Ward, Nkanu West Local Government Area of the state.

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