Olafeso took a swipe at Obi, citing that he does not have the necessary resources, like the PDP, to make an impact in the presidential poll.
The former governor of Anambra has been enjoying massive support from the youths, who mostly use social media to drive the campaigns of the LP candidate.
Obi has based his campaigns on tackling the dwindling economy of the country and he will be joining Abubakar and Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the weekend election.
Olafeso vowed the end of APC at Saturday’s presidential election, noting that Nigerians are suffering under the present government.
He explained that many Nigerians have become poorer since the APC government led by President Muhammadu Buhari came to power about eight years ago.
Tinubu rounded up his political campaigns in Lagos on Tuesday amid large crowds. Olafeso posited that Abubakar would defeat Tinubu in the big contest.
He begged the people of the country not to miss the opportunity of booting out the APC in Saturday’s poll with their voting power.
The PDP Chieftain said that for the past five months, the three presidential candidates have been canvassing support from different parts of the country in their ambition to take over power from Buhari, who would be finishing his second-term tenure by May 29.
Overall, Obi's ambitions and campaigns do not seem to be having a large enough impact on the chances of Abubakar in the weekend election.
It is clear that the PDP candidate has the upper hand in the race, as Nigerians look to cast out the APC, who have brought untold hardship to the masses over the past eight years.