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Supporters Of Peter Obi, ‘Obidients’ Defy Police, Stage Rally At Lekki



Thousands of supporters of the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) Peter Obi held a rally at the Lekki toll gate in defiance to the Police directive.

Many of the supporters were seen in mass numbers as they marched at the Lekki-Epe Expressway, chanting ‘Obi! Obidient!’

A supporter @Nkemchor shared images from the event, saying that police could not stop them.

“The police presence at Lekki did not stop youths from gathering. Very proud of this generation. If Lekki is your route join them!”

Another supporter @eklepatience also tweeted, “All we want is a genuine leader that’s ready to serve Nigerians we’re not asking for too much nah, just give us Peter Obi. Festac Lagos is Obidient.”

DAILY POST reported that the Lagos State Police Command on Friday issued a directive against organising any form of rallies at the Lekki Toll gate, referencing the subsisting court order that prohibited it.

The rally was held in other parts of Lagos, like Festac town, Surulere and the National Stadium.

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