Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi has revealed that he wasn’t aware that the governorship candidate of the LP in Rivers State, Beatrice Itubor was sick.
Obi came under fire for snubbing Beatrice Itubor during his recent visit to Rivers state, rather, he endorsed Wike’s anointed candidate, Siminalaye Fubara.
Itubo has reportedly been ill for two weeks after she was involved in a domestic accident.
Itubo has been on crutches as she recuperates from what looks like a sprained ankle.
Here’s what Peter Obi had to say:
“My sincere apologies to Mrs Beatrice Itubo, the Labour Party candidate in Rivers State for an inadvertent oversight. When I visited Port Harcourt a few days back, I was not informed or aware of her sickness.
“On arrival in PH, I was welcomed by the Labour Party Presidential State Coordinator in Rivers State and other Party stakeholders. We had a useful meeting and I explained to them the purpose of my visit, which was to respectfully honour an invitation by the Rivers State Government and that I will return for our party’s rally and other LP engagements soon.
“No one mentioned that our candidate was sick, otherwise I would have visited her before or after the event. I had committed to passing through the campaign office no matter how late and that I did at about 6.30pm.
“My dear sister, I sincerely wish you a very quick recovery and reassure you of our good working relationship. May God Almighty bless you always”.
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