Why I stopped supporting Obi – Ex-Obidient wearing Tinubu's cap at Vanguard Awards

Author: Akinbayo WahabPublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Why I stopped supporting Obi – Ex-Obidient wearing Tinubu's cap at Vanguard Awards

James Kitiya, a former supporter of Peter Obi, explained why he stopped supporting him after being seen wearing a cap with President Bola Tinubu's insignia at the Vanguard Personality of the Year Awards. Kitiya met Obi at the event and expressed his concerns about compromised supporters in Lagos. He also shared an old photo to prove his past support for Obi.

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