Guber Election: ‘May Your Victory Usher In A Better Lagos’ – Peter Obi Hails Rhodes-Vivour

• Peter Obi has sent a message to the LP Guber candidate in Lagos.

• The State Governorship elections is slated for March 11, a few days away.

• Rhodes-Vivour the Labour Party candidate is hoping to dethrone Sanwo-Olu to become the new Governor of Lagos.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi has expressed his desire for the party’s candidate in the Lagos governorship election, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour to emerge victorious on Saturday.

Obi in a personally signed message on Wednesday prayed that Rhodes-Vivour’s victory would usher in a new and better Lagos State.

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The former Anambra State Governor expressed his mind in a 40th birthday anniversary congratulatory message sent to the party’s governorship candidate.

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Taking to his Twitter account, Obi wrote: “Dear @GRVlagos, on behalf of my family, and the whole Obidient family, I wish you a Happy 40th Birthday. I wish you exceeding success in every area of your life. May your victory in the forthcoming gubernatorial polls, usher in a new and better Lagos State which you have always desired. God Bless! -PO”

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