Several concerns have been raised after the labor party presidential aspirant, Peter Gregory Obi lost his voice while speaking during a recent interview
The interview which was conducted by various reporters from World press conferences, had him speaking with a very low voice
The interview was conducted after the former governor of Anambra state visited Rivers for consultations and meetings
It would be recalled that the labor party presidential aspirant, on Wednesday, had visited several local governments in Rivers state to dialogue with Nigerians
Part of the places he visited was Ogoni, Portharcout, and several other places
However, the interview was conducted after peter obi had visited all those places for meetings and engagements which caused him to lose his voice
However, since the video of him speaking during the interview surfaced, there have been several reactions
Kindly read a few comments from social media users below
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Kindly check out the interview by clicking the link below
https://twitter.com/JaypeeGeneral/status/1628402548519337984?s=19
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