Peter Obi, the Labour Party's (LP) front-runner for president, stole the show on Saturday in Awka, the state capital of Anambra.
As part of the celebrations commemorating Governor Charles Soludo's first year in office, the former governor went to a particular event.
Ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo and other dignitaries were present at the town hall meeting, which was hosted at the International Convention Center.
Guests observed Obi walking in while Soludo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, or APGA, was speaking, and a loud ruckus was made as a result.
After learning of Obasanjo's attendance, the LP flagbearer made his way to a designated seat in the front but stood up to meet him.
"In Anambra, today is a very memorable day. Before to your arrival, Mr. Peter Obi, a distinguished son of Anambra whom we are pleased with, served as my predecessor in office.
Guests observed Obi walking in while Soludo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, or APGA, was speaking, and a loud ruckus was made as a result.
"Before you came, I was appreciating Mr. President, the father of Nigeria, who built very clear foundations," Soludo added as the LP flagbearer made his way to a reserved place at the front."
Another round of applause and cheers from the audience followed the governor's assessment of the opposition leader.