Picture Of Moment Peter Obi Visits Lady Stabbed In Lagos During Presidential Election

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has paid a visit to Jennifer Efidi, the lady who was stabbed in the face by thugs during the presidential and National Assembly elections.

Efidi was stabbed while attempting to cast her vote in the Surulere area of the state.

Obi shared the pictures from his visit via his Twitter handle on Monday.

He wrote, “Today, I visited Mrs Jennifer Efidi. She was attacked on 25th February in an attempt to stop her from voting, but she stood her ground. Jennifer is one of the great icons of Nigeria’s democracy.

“She is my point of contact with every Nigerian who suffered a similar fate in their bid to exercise their voting rights and contribute to a new Nigeria. Like many Nigerians, I acknowledge her bravery and resoluteness. Jennifer is a true manifestation of Profiles in courage for a new Nigeria.”

Narrating her experience after the incident; Efidi said: “I went out with my daughter to cast my vote at Dipo Olubi Street in Surulere, like every other Nigerian. When I got there, I got verified and joined the queue waiting to vote.

I later went to sit down because the line wasn’t moving due to some disorderly people smuggling themselves into it.

“After sitting for some time, some boys appeared, and they looked scary. It was obvious they didn’t come to vote. They were not close to us at the time, but a bit away from where the queue was.

The boys were discussing, and I could see that some people who knew them went to join them.

Meanwhile, the voting process was still ongoing. After about 45 minutes, I felt a huge impact on my face and heard the sound of a gunshot.

“To be sincere, I thought I had been shot. I thought the impact I felt on my face was from a bullet. People started running, and so I stood up, placed my hand on my face, and felt blood.

I started screaming for help. People who saw me calling for help fled in the opposite direction. I later ran into the building where voting was taking place.

Someone later came to help me by using a handkerchief to apply pressure to my face in an attempt to stop the bleeding.

We remained inside the building until the boys left. I was later able to receive first aid treatment from a nearby nurse.

In the video that went viral, you will see her giving me an injection to stop the bleeding. I was then taken to a nearby hospital, where the cuts on my face were stitched. I suffered deep cuts.”

Recall that Efidi became a viral sensation during the presidential election last week after she defied all odds to cast her vote despite being attacked earlier.

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BY IYABO AINA

Publisher Of News Rain Nigeria