Anambra, Nigeria – Former Governor of Anambra State and Labour Party stalwart, Peter Obi, has firmly denied any affiliation with the All Progressives Congress (APC), stating he remains committed to issue-based politics and fairness in governance.
Peter Obi Rejects APC Links, Calls for Fair Elections in Anambra.
Amid circulating reports, Obi clarified in a statement that he is not a member of APC and has no plans to join the party.
“For the avoidance of doubt, both now and in the future, I am not a member of the APC, nor am I an intending member. My stance on politics has always been rooted in integrity, fairness, and issue-based engagement,” Obi affirmed.
Obi Condemns Political Blackmail and Toxic Politics.
Obi strongly condemned efforts to link him to political manipulation, stating that he does not engage in smear campaigns or divisive tactics.
“I reject any attempt to associate my name with toxic politics, blackmail, or false narratives. Leadership should be about service, not deception,” he added.
Peter Obi Urges Transparent Democracy Ahead of Anambra Election.
With the Anambra State governorship election fast approaching, Obi emphasized the need for free, fair, and transparent political primaries, ensuring all candidates receive equal opportunities to contest.
He urged political stakeholders to assess aspirants based on competence, capacity, and compassion, rather than resorting to smear tactics.
Obi Calls for Credible Leadership and Democratic Integrity.
Referring to Valentine Ozigbo and other aspirants, Obi highlighted that true leadership is built on credibility, vision, and the ability to drive meaningful change.
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“As we approach the election, I sincerely hope that all parties, including mine, will ensure a transparent and democratic process. Elections should not be reduced to toxic narratives but should be a contest of ideas and leadership qualities,” he added. Peter Obi’s statement serves as a strong message against political misinformation, reinforcing his stance on fair and issue-driven politics. As Nigeria moves toward the Anambra election, his remarks highlight the importance of justice, democracy, and credible leadership in governance.
