A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Segun Sowunmi, has faulted supporters of Peter Obi—widely known as Obidients—accusing them of misrepresenting public narratives and showing little regard for prominent individuals.
Sowunmi made the remarks during an appearance on The Volume Pod, where he discussed the influence of political support groups in shaping public perception of key figures.
Referring to the late Doyin Okupe, he questioned the reactions that followed his death, suggesting that some responses reflected a lack of empathy and respect.
He argued that the manner in which certain narratives are pushed online can distort reality and negatively impact public discourse, particularly in a politically charged environment.
The PDP chieftain’s comments come amid ongoing conversations about the role and conduct of digital political movements, as well as their growing influence on national discussions.
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