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The All Progressives Congress has reacted to the press conference earlier today by the Labour Party presidential candidate in the last election, Mr Peter Obi.
Reacting to Obi’s media briefing, Felix Morka, APC spokesman, said, “Obi’s gross inability to distinguish between his warped version of public opinion and reality has been his greatest undoing throughout the electioneering season.”“Taken by the mass hysteria of his vociferous netizens and fringe supporters, Mr Obi ensconced himself in alternate reality, a parallel political universe of self-delusion.
“When the same courts previously decided in his favor, the courts were beacons of democracy. Now that the decisions are against him, all of a sudden, the courts have betrayed democracy.
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