In a video that was posted by the Arise Television this morning on Twitter, it was reported that the founder ANAP Foundation, Atedo Peterside, has revealed the presidential candidate he will support in the forthcoming presidential election in the country, among the top three leading candidates in the race.
While Peterside was talking during an interview with Arise correspondent, he claimed that he will vote for the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, because he knows him (Obi) well.
While he was giving his reason, he said, "I know the three of them well so, I have to make a choice and I am running anybody down. I will vote for Obi because, he represents a new way, a new path. I like a idea of a government that does not have the absolute majority in the parliament because, we have seen that absolute majority abused, when people bring some nonsense on the economic fund and because it is their own party bringing it, they will approve it and put the interest of Nigerians aside."
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