(In Nigeria) Peter Obi Faces Criticism Over Past APGA Loyalty Vow

In Nigeria, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) is trending following renewed scrutiny of Labour Party leader Peter Obi's political consistency. Critics have resurfaced a video in which Obi, during his eight-year tenure with APGA, vowed never to leave the party, claiming he would "die in APGA." This has sparked debate, especially after Obi's recent pledge to serve only a single four-year term if elected president in 2027.

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Obi, who defected from APGA to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 2014 and later joined the Labour Party before the 2023 presidential elections, is now facing accusations of untrustworthiness. Critics argue that his broken vow to remain loyal to APGA undermines the credibility of his single-term promise. The resurfaced video has fueled discussions on social media, with opponents questioning whether Obi can be trusted to honor his latest commitment. 

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