BREAKING!!! COSON Chairman, Chief Tony Okoroji, Announces “100 Percent” Endorsement Of Peter Obi For President.

Chief Tony Okoroji, Chairman, Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON), Nigeria’s biggest copyright collective management organization, celebrated former president of PMAN, syndicated columnist and unapologetic patriot, has just announced a “full, unambiguous and 100% endorsement” of the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi, in Nigeria’s historic elections which take place on February 25, 2023.

Announcing his endorsement, Chief Okoroji said, “I do not support Peter Obi in reaction to any media frenzy. I know the man. He is a man of his words, credible, brilliant, trustworthy, effective, with capacity, capability and commitment. He is a great role model for millions of young people in Nigeria who have been desperately searching for direction and leadership for years. I do not endorse him because of his ethnic origin because Peter Obi treats everyone from everywhere with equal respect. He is completely humble and detribalized, but with absolutely no respect for nepotism, criminality or lawlessness”.

Added Chief Okoroji, “I am certain that with Peter Obi as President, and with the support of Nigerians, the cracks tearing Nigeria apart will be mended, the name, Nigeria, will resound again around the world, our green passport will become a treasured document and our citizens will once again walk tall.”

Chief Okoroji said that while encouraging every patriotic Nigerian, especially people in the creative industry, to resoundingly vote for Peter Obi on Saturday, as a democrat, he respects the choices of others and assures that no one in any of the organization he leads will in anyway be victimized for making a different choice.

In the words of Chief Okoroji, “this is a watershed moment in the history of Nigeria. Every serious Nigerian must stand up and be counted and pay whatever price there is to pay. I have good friends in practically all the political parties but on Saturday, I will vote for Peter Obi”

(TNT)