“Think and ask if they can offer tomorrow what they could not provide in 7 years,” he said.
The chairman dismissed the notion that the party’s presidential candidate stood no chance of winning the 2023 presidential election.
The police have yet to provide casualty figures or arrest suspects in connection to the attack, but witnesses said over 28 people were killed.
The former Anambra governor was not joined in the suit, but the tussle could imperil the faction that nominated him as its presidential candidate last week.
Ironically as late as it comes, 2023 may turn out to be Atiku Abubakar’s best chance at securing Nigeria’s presidency.
NLC on Monday in Abuja admonished delegates to the presidential primary elections of political parties not to vote for aspirants with anti-progressives credentials.
Mr Obi emerged as the winner unopposed, as his three co-aspirants, Pat Utomi, Faduri Joseph and Olubusola Emmanuel-Tella stepped down, pledging their support to him.
The presidential aspirant rallied his supporters on Sunday.
Seven hundred and seventy-four national delegates are expected to vote in the convention to elect a candidate from 13 aspirants.
The aspirant said the contest has been “obscenely monetised”.
