Media mogul and Ovation International publisher, Dele Momodu, has revealed that he hosted former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi in Accra, Ghana.
The meeting took place on Wednesday morning and quickly attracted attention across social media.
Momodu shared the news on his official X account.
He said he welcomed Obi to the Ghanaian capital before taking him to his residence for breakfast.
“Earlier this morning, I welcomed the former Labour Party Presidential candidate and former Anambra State Governor, His Excellency Peter Obi, to the beautiful city of Accra, Ghana, and we headed to my home for breakfast,” Momodu wrote.
He also shared photos and a short video clip of their meeting.
Although the details of their conversation were not disclosed, the meeting stirred reactions online.
Followers of both figures praised their warm rapport, with many describing the encounter as a reflection of mutual respect.
Obi, who contested Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election under the Labour Party, has continued to play an active role in national conversations.
He frequently meets with political leaders, business executives, and members of the Nigerian diaspora.
His public appearances often generate debate about Nigeria’s political future.
This visit to Ghana came just days after Obi’s series of high-profile meetings in Nigeria.
On Sunday, he held a closed-door session with former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
The same day, he also met with the new Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Rasheed Ladoja, in Oyo State.
Both meetings further highlighted his continued influence in political and traditional circles.
For Dele Momodu, the meeting underscored his long-standing role as a connector of influential figures across Africa.
Momodu, a well-known journalist, businessman, and political commentator, has built a reputation for hosting leaders, celebrities, and cultural icons.
His breakfast with Obi adds to a list of memorable encounters that often draw public interest.
Obi’s presence in Accra also reflects his efforts to remain visible among Nigerians abroad.
The diaspora has played a major role in his political journey, offering both moral and financial support during the 2023 elections.
His visit to Ghana is expected to further strengthen his international network.
As speculation continues about Nigeria’s 2027 election, every move by Obi remains closely watched.
His meeting with Momodu is already fueling discussions online about potential alliances, future strategies, and the role of influential media figures in shaping public opinion.
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