Accusing Obi of grandstanding, Bwala spoke with Daily Trust TV. He emphasized that despite Obi’s persistent criticism of the administration, he had never come up with any substitute policies. He claimed that Obi’s oppositional posture appears to be more about gaining attention than a sincere care for the general public.
Bwala questioned Obi’s commitment to the welfare of workers, suggesting that the conditions in companies where Obi employs people resemble modern-day slavery.
In Bwala’s words: “Go to all the companies where [Peter Obi] has employees and see how much he is paying them, then you will know we are in modern-day slavery”. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
