Members of IPOB are now backing Peter Obi, according to Miyetti Allah in 2023.

The Indigenous People of Biafra, according to Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, a Fulani socio-cultural group, are Peter Obi’s supporters in the Labour Party’s presidential primary (IPOB).
Saleh Alhassan, the National Secretary-General of the Fulani organization, stated this in an interview with Punch.

Alhassan claimed that the South East and Nnamdi Kanu’s IPOB supporters make up the majority of the LP Presidential candidate’s supporters.

However, he urged Nigerians to be aware of the statements and types of campaigning some of these politicians’ supporters are engaging in.

He said: “If you look at the trend of the leading aspirants – take Peter Obi, for instance, who is from the South-East, his supporters are predominantly from the South-East. If you go to his social media supporters, they were hitherto the promoters of the Indigenous People of Biafra.

“All the Nnamdi Kanu supporters have switched to supporting Peter Obi. So, what do you make of that? So, it is not something that is hidden. It is all over. I am not being tribalistic or profiling a candidate. Every candidate has a support base.

“The support base of Rabiu Kwankwaso is basically from Kano, and the All Progressives Congress’ candidate, Bola Tinubu, will draw most of his supporters from the South-West expectedly, knowing the nature of Nigeria’s policy.

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“I think we should be conscious of the utterances and type of campaigns some of the supporters of these aspirants are doing. Some of these presidential aspirants might end up being leaders of rebellions because of the way their supporters are behaving. The Independent National Electoral Commission has a lot of work to do.”

In a recent interview, Alhassan attacked the Coalition of Fulbe Professionals in Africa (COFPIA), another Fulani organization that disagreed with him.

The Miyetti Allah scribe said that the Fulani professional organization misinterpreted the message and that they should have been in touch with him sooner.

He added: “I think this is a democratic space. Every group and individual has a right to his or her opinion. I also think that the so-called Fulani professionals or whatever they are called read the statement out of context.

“They should have, as is our tradition as Fulani, called me to find out what I really meant by what I said to (Sunday) PUNCH if they were really members of the Fulani community.

“I see them as hired goons and I don’t want to join issues with those people. I think my position was read out of context.”

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