Obi Launches Website To Raise Funds For Presidential Bid

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The presidential candidate of Labour Party,  LP,  Mr. Peter Obi has launched a website for fundraising of his presidential bid.

The former Anambra state governor said the website would be used to gather support for his aspiration for the top job of the land.

“I invite every member of the OBIdient Family, and every supporter of our march to a new Nigeria to visit. You can use that medium to support and donate in cash & kind to the campaign.

“Later today, I’ll be speaking at Oxford University on “Trends and Prospects of Nigeria’s Economy: Broader Implications for Africa’s Development,” he tweeted.

Obi’s supporters have been reacting to the announcement of the website launch.

Below are some of such tweets:

@JentleJO: “I am on the website now, Mr President. Enough cash flowing in.”

@krisgram_: “We’re always with you all the way, My 001! God continue to bless and Protect you!”

@joshogbonna2: “Anything you say we should do we shall do it sir”

@veevogel12: “My President! You have demonstrated uncommon understanding on Nigeria’s problems. You have also demonstrated capacity in governance and we cannot wait for you to get into power and begin repairing Nigeria. 🇳🇬

WE MUST VOTE YOU IN!🎯💯”

@josepheeke16: “On your mandate we stand Sir”

@nwosuugochukwu7: “My amiable president,we will support you with all the necessary finances.”

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