Peter Obi speaks to men and women of the Nigerian Police Force (video)

October 31, 2024 by AFRIPOL Leave a Comment

“We are all very appreciative of what you’re all doing for the country. I sincerely appreciate you from the depths of my heart” — Peter Obi

Between H.E. Peter Obi and men of the Nigerian Police Force pic.twitter.com/9SxUJHcJcv
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