Kenneth Okonkwo Reveals Ways Peter Obi Proved He Is ‘Incorruptible’
Veteran Nollywood actor and spokesperson for the Labour Party presidential campaign council, Kenneth Okonkwo, has described his principal, Mr Peter Obi as an incorruptible politician who cannot be compared to his opponents.
Okonkwo while featuring on Channels TV on Tuesday stated that Peter Obi is incomparable with Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu of the PDP and APC respectively in terms of misappropriation.
He noted that Obi has proven to be different from others by not allocating lands to himself when he was governor of Anambra state and has refused to receive pension.
In his words;
“Peter Obi, it is not only that he is not corrupt, he is incorruptible compared to candidates of other parties. Whenever you are talking about corruption, you just have to look down for people who can make honest mistakes just because human beings are not God.
“But when you talk about corruption, the Oba of Benin looked at my principal and said, “your integrity goes before you”.
“My principal is the type that wouldn’t even accept a plot of land due to him as a former governor, Peter Obi wouldn’t even accept pension due to him.
“You don’t compare my principal with Atiku or Tinubu when you talk of misappropriation”.
Speaking on the conviction of Dr Doyin Okupe, Okonkwo added;
“You can say some people in Labour Party have made honest mistakes by the judgement of the court but have you ever seen honesty added to those gentlemen?
“Go to the court of public opinion and you won’t find it”. READ ALSO
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