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Moment Peter Obi received a rousing reception at Shiloh 2022 (video)

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A video of the moment Labour Party Presidential candidate, Peter Obi, received a rowdy welcome at the Living Faith Church in Ota, Ogun state, has been shared online.

Peter Obi attended the ongoing Shiloh 2022 programme on Thursday, December 8, with former Coordinator of Defence Media Operations, Major-General John Enenche (rtd), who is also a member of the Labour Party, and was introduced to worshippers by the church’s Vice President, Bishop David Abioye.

 Peter Obi received

However, as Bishop Abioye mentioned that there’s a presidential candidate in the church, the congregants started screaming excitedly even before hearing Peter Obi’s name.

When Bishop Abioye eventually mentioned his name, the whole church erupted into a louder cheering, which the clergyman struggled to calm them down.

Watch the video below,

Peter Obi’s presence at Shiloh 2022 has sparked a barrage of reactions from Nigerians on social media.

See some reactions below,

@ochiman22 wrote, “The love Nigeria have for this man is much, God will uplift him to the position of president come 2023.”

@marygrace_100 wrote, “The joy Peter Obi brings is just unimaginable”

@eggyd04 wrote, “How is this even possible? How is it that a person is this organically loved without giving shishi? This is Grace, in it’s purest form. On Peter Obi’s mandate I stand.”

@chimaodo wrote, “This one no shock me, no way my president wasn’t going to show up for Shiloh, no way. It was a matter of on what day? ????????????”

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