In comparison to his rivals, Peter Obi, the Labour Party, LP’s presidential flagbearer, has claimed to be the best qualified.
He made the statement that the general election of 2023 offered the Nigerian people a chance to reclaim their nation and transform it from a consumer society to a producer one.
On Friday, Obi addressed the people of Abia State in Umuahia, the state’s capital, at a town hall gathering.
Furthermore, he made the point that, even though it would be challenging, those who wanted a new Nigeria could help pull Nigeria out of its current condition of degradation.
When urging his audience to vote, Obi claimed that previous political parties had driven Nigeria into insecurity, poverty, industrial unrest, hunger, and other problems.
He said, “The 2023 election is not about, ethnicity, tribalism or religion.
“Nigerians from different tribes, ethnic groups and religions buy food from the same market, face the same insecurity, unemployment and suffering.
“I’m not contesting this election because I’m an Igbo man, but because I’m a Nigerian and the most qualified to be the president with the votes of Nigerians who wants a new Nigerians.
“We want to build a Nigerian where everyone will be proud of the green passport. We want to move Nigeria from consumption to production and end ASUU strike and ensure that our students graduate right on time.
“On the election day, vote for Labour Party, and stay back to ensure that your votes are accounted and recorded.”
[…] Peter Obi in a message on his Twitter handle called on Nigerians to exercise more patience with the Federal Government and the CBN, noting that the policy has long-term effects. […]