Peter Obi abroad, seeks a cut of $20bn diaspora funds to match rich Atiku, Tinubu

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 To match the spending power of rivals like Atiku and Tinubu, Peter is abroad not just to seek support but to raise funds for his presidential campaign.

Every year, about $20 billion is sent home by diaspora Nigerians and this is what Peter has gone to have a portion of.

Obi reportedly has no allies in government, unlike his opponents, and seeks both the financial and moral support of Nigerians to see his presidential dreams come true.



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