2027: Peter Obi reduced to content creator – Presidency on visit to Koinonia

President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has described the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate Peter Obi as a content creator.

Bwala made the remark in reaction to Obi’s visit to Koinonia Global, founded by Pastor Joshua Selman, on Sunday.

During the visit, Obi said politicians are the problem Nigeria is facing.

Obi urged believers to pray for Nigerian politicians to stop stealing public funds.

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The presidential candidate also insisted that Nigeria is facing a leadership problem.

Reacting, Bwala said Obi has been reduced to an effigy of content creation.

Posting on X, Bwala wrote: “I can see that the content creator has written an epistle about who knows what.

“He resumed his ‘take back your country’ campaign yesterday by visiting a church where spiritual issues were discussed to campaign.

“This time around, he sought a new customer in Pastor Selman, since the ones that gave him a platform in 2022-2023 found him out.

“He has been reduced to an effigy of content creation, but he would rather push sentiments and vitriol.”

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