“I Am Happy Peter Obi Has Sued Me. I’ll Prove In Court That He Is Corrupt, A Bigot And A Fraud” — Adeyanju Deji Declares
“I Am Happy Peter Obi Has Sued Me. I’ll Prove In Court That He Is Corrupt, A Bigot And A Fraud” — Adeyanju Deji Declares
Popular Nigerian activist and political commentator, Adeyanju Deji, has expressed excitement over a reported lawsuit filed against him by the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, saying he welcomes the legal battle as an opportunity to “prove the truth.”
In a statement shared on his social media platforms, Deji stated boldly that he is “happy” Peter Obi has finally decided to take legal action against him, promising to use the court as a platform to expose what he described as the “real character” of the former Anambra State governor.
“I am happy Peter Obi has sued me. I will prove in court that he is corrupt, a bigot, and a fraud. Let’s meet in court. I’m ready,” Deji wrote.
The activist, known for his vocal criticisms of political figures across party lines, has been particularly critical of Obi and the Labour Party movement, often accusing the “Obidient” supporters of intolerance and hypocrisy.
While Peter Obi has yet to officially confirm or deny the reported lawsuit, the statement has already triggered a wave of reactions on social media. Many supporters of the Labour Party dismissed Deji’s claims as attention-seeking, while others argued that the court case, if true, would finally put an end to the long-running verbal feud between Obi and his critics.
Political analysts have noted that the case, should it proceed, could become one of the most closely watched political litigations in recent times — pitting one of Nigeria’s most popular opposition figures against one of the country’s most outspoken activists.
Deji Adeyanju, a former PDP member and convener of Concerned Nigerians, has built a reputation for his blunt commentaries on governance, corruption, and leadership. His latest remarks have once again thrust him into the center of national debate.
As Nigerians await official confirmation from Peter Obi’s camp, the political space is already heating up with discussions about what might unfold if the case reaches court — and whether Deji Adeyanju can indeed substantiate his fiery allegations
