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"Peter Obi's Speech on "waging war" Raises Security Concerns.

Nigerias security network, seeing live, the exact scenario as proposed by Peter Obi in a recent speech; play out in the polity, has become a cause for concern.

Recently, in a speech to his followers, Peter Obi, the failed candidate of the 2023 elections, was recorded inciting followers with words like - If we are at WAR then let's declare war"this coincidentally is the current scenario being played out around the country, with one police man dead and several others wounded. Security officials are being advised to no more take likley the lethal statements that continue to hurl from the mouth of the Labor party leader. Especially as same scenario is currently being recreated by thuggish protesters acting to script at the kickoff of what was supposed to be a peaceful protest.

His dangerous utterances now plotted in effect has further fueled facts in the numerous petitions received by police that Obi has a hand in the sponsorship of the mayhem, cureently rattling parts of the nation.

The clamor for Peter Obis arrest has increased in the past few hours with citizens who have faith in the current government stating that no meaningful development can happen with such a bitter loser roaming free to perpetuate so much injustice. 

An anonymous source who dropped off the protest group ser up by supporters of Mr Peter Obi (obidients) spoke to reporters accusing Obi of sponsoring and aiding the protests, alleging that he (Obi) provided resources to the organizers through proxies weeks before today's break down of Law and order. 

Paid thugs were seen in parts of Abuja and the North wrecking havoc while looting and endangering lives that dared to stand in their way.

Obi's involvement in the protests has also led some to question his spirit of sportsmanship in the elections, which he lost woefully, suggesting that he may be trying to revive his failed presidential bid through the back door.

The situation has sparked heated debate, with Nigerians in diaspora calling for Obi's arrest and questioning by security agents. However, the government seems cautioned against such actions, emphasizing the importance of respecting citizens' rights to peaceful assembly and free speech.

The situation remains complex, and it is essential to approach the matter with nuance and careful consideration of all perspectives." Said an Aide the Govt who shared his opinions with us.

Concerned Nigerian Citizens 

CNC