“The number of people who were casualties of the war is not in millions. The other side also refused all attempts to send aid into their camp,” Mr Gowon claimed.
“I thank him (Mr Tinubu) even as I make further request that similar gesture should be extended to Niger state,” said Mr Obi.
According to him, all the primary elections the Abure faction organised, none was done without Mr Obi’s approval.
Mr Obi’s statement came amid the airline’s altercation with All Progressives Congress chieftain, Adams Oshiomhole.
A recent analysis by the Debt Management Office revealed that Nigeria’s total public debt rose by N57.3 trillion within the first 18 months of Mr Tinubu’s regime.
“Obi failed in providing leadership for the party. He should own up to his mistakes,” said the Labour Party.
Mr Obi described Nigeria as a crime which must be urgently dismantled.
The presidential spokesperson said the former Anambra governor agreed with Mr Tinubu’s policies.
Mr Obi questioned Mr Tinubu’s prioritisation of road projects over the security of life and property in the country.
