Peter Obi: What I would do if coalition fail to give me presidential ticket

 Peter Obi, former presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), has said he cannot tell for now what his next action would be if the proposed political coalition fails to adopt him as the presidential candidate.

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This is even as he allayed the fears of his supporters concerning his role in the proposed coalition, saying he had never done anything in politics without consultation.

Obi stated this on Sunday while answering questions during a media space hosted by ParallelFact on X.

The proposed coalition is being led by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, ex-governors Nasir El-Rufai, Rotimi Amaechi, among other political leaders.

During the media space, the former Anambra State Governor was asked what would be his next action if the proposed political coalition fails to produce him as the presidential candidate.

However, Obi said it wasn’t yet time to disclose what his next line of action will be, adding that the coalition was yet to adopt a party.

Obi said: “From day one, I have always attended every meeting of the coalition unless I travelled. Whenever I have issues, I always discuss with them. I can’t tell you the coalition is the one going to produce Peter Obi. When we reach to that stage, we discuss that.

“But the coalition is us coming together to save the country. We haven’t reached the stage we say it’s going to be this person. I believe that people who are coming together are decent people that want to work for the interest of the [country]. That’s my belief.