The Labour Party presidential candidate during February 25 presidential election, Peter Obi, on Friday, said he ‘must be” Nigeria’s president. While expressing optimism to clinch the number one seat in the country, he clarified that he was not in a hurry to achieve the dream. Obi, who is a former Anambra State governor, stated this during the unveiling of the book, ‘Peter Obi: many voices, one perspective’ in Anambra State. “Anyone who thinks I am on a transit is wasting his time. Let me tell you, I must be the president of this country. I a
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Stop griping over election you lost hands down, FG tells opposition
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has advised the opposition to stop their endless griping over the 2023 presidential election which they lost woefully, saying they know very well that they deserve to lose the election because of their overconfidence and complacency. In a statement yesterday in Abuja, the Minister argued that President Buhari’s analysis of the reasons for the opposition’s loss in the 2023 elections was incontrovertible. Lai Mohammed noted that the President deserves nothing but accolades for delive
Read MoreMy support for PO is mainly from an economic growth potential than any primordial sentiment. Nigeria is BROKE & by extension 89million Nigerians are 'very' poor while 53millions are "on God". So how does PO holds the 🗝️ to unlock wealth? Pls walk with me To start with, let's explore the strategy the two APC & PDP candidate intends using to generate the much needed revenue for the country; 1.) BAT - His strategy is simple, more LOANS & TAXES. 2.) Atiku - His strategy is equally simple; more LOANS & PRIVATIZATION...
Read More#NigeriaDecides2023: Don’t Vote for Presidential Candidates Who Speak through Proxies, Peter Obi to Nigerians
The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Mr. Peter Obi, has asked the Nigerian electorate not to vote for any of the presidential candidates speaking through proxies. Recall that at the Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference (NBA-AGC) in Lagos last Monday where most of the leading presidential candidates unveiled their programmes for 2023 to Nigerians, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Bola Tinubu, was conspicuously absent. He was, however, represented by his running mate, S...
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