He said the supplementary budget was derived from the active engagement and consultations with relevant stakeholders.
Mr Obi’s criticisms come shortly after Mr Tinubu signed the 2023 supplementary appropriation bill of N2.17 trillion into law on Wednesday.
“Such haughty sense of entitlement seems to pervade Obi’s vitriolic attack on our institutions,’’ the APC said.
Criticised for his controversial and divisive ethnocentric statement, Mr Onanuga, in another tweet, doubled down on his toxic anti-Igbo statement.
Mr Obi, in a press conference on Monday, described the apex court’s judgement as appalling.
It’s the tragedy of the political elite enabled by the choices made by politicians, including members of Abubakar’s PDP, which also used to be Labour Party candidate Peter Obi’s home.
A pressure group has called on Nigerians irrespective of their party affiliations to support the President Bola Tinubu administration
“Labour Party Lagos state is deeply worried about the recent judgment that emanated from the highest court of the land…”
Mr Obi said the time had come for Africa and the black community to engage in productive activities.
The apex court affirmed Mr Tinubu’s victory, rejecting fresh evidence of certificate forgery tendered by Mr Abubakar.
