PETER OBI UNVEILS MOGHALU AS LABOUR PARTY’S GUBER CANDIDATE, FIRES UP 2027 VISION IN ANAMBRA

In a moment charged with political electricity, Peter Obi stormed the city of Awka on July 11, 2025, not just to kick off a campaign—but to declare a movement.

The former governor and Labour Party’s presidential flagbearer in 2023 took center stage as he flagged off the party’s campaign for the November Anambra gubernatorial election—and dropped a bombshell announcement.

A LEADER FOR NOW: OBI PRESENTS CHIEF OSELOKA MOGHALU

Obi didn’t come alone. Standing beside him was Chief Oseloka Moghalu, the man he proudly introduced as the Labour Party’s chosen one for Anambra’s top job.

A respected technocrat, policy strategist, and development-minded leader, Moghalu’s unveiling was met with thunderous cheers and chants of “New Anambra, New Nigeria!”

Peter Obi described Moghalu as “a bridge between vision and action”, a man with the right mix of intellect, character, and grassroots connection to lead Anambra into a prosperous future.

He urged party members and voters across the state to rally behind Moghalu as the face of progress and good governance.

“Oseloka is not just a candidate; he’s a statement of intent. With him, we don’t just hope for change—we deliver it,” Obi said to roaring applause.

OBI REAFFIRMS 2027 PRESIDENTIAL BID

The rally wasn’t just about Anambra—it was a sneak peek into 2027.

Obi used the platform to shut down rumors about his political future, declaring firmly that he would contest again for the presidency under the Labour Party banner.

“I am not done. The mission for a better Nigeria is alive, and we’ll pursue it—state by state, heart by heart,” he affirmed.

ONE STATE, ONE GOAL: BUILDING THE NEW NIGERIA

The crowd, energized and hopeful, heard more than campaign promises. They witnessed a rekindled revolution.

Obi emphasized that winning Anambra would be the first domino in a national chain reaction of transformation. He called for unity within the party and relentless grassroots mobilization to ensure Moghalu’s victory