Peter Obi Declares That He Cannot Solve Every Problem of Nigeria but Makes Crucial Promise
- Peter has declared that Nigerians should not expect him to solve all problems if he is elected president in 2023
- However, the former Anambra state governor and Labour Party presidential candidate promised to be an effective communicator
- Meanwhile, Obi asked Nigerians not to worry about his manifestos because the country does not lack written documents
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In what many people will describe as a frank statement, Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi has declared that if elected, Nigerians should not expect him to solve all problems.
However, he promised to be an effective communicator.
Obi disclosed this as a guest at the Editors’ Forum, organised to deepen democracy by the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) in Ikeja Lagos, The News Agency of Nigeria reports.
Source: Twitter
He said:
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“I am not promising you that I will do everything right or solve every problem of Nigeria. But in those situations that I cannot provide a ready answer or defies my solution process, I will tell you Nigerians because what causes breach of trust and misunderstanding is when a leader doesn’t communicate with the people.”
Going further, addressing the issue of not having his manifesto in soft or hard copy, the former Anambra state governor asked Nigerians not to worry because the country does not lack written documents.
He said:
“How to solve our problems is the issue because we have always lacked the implementation Before I became Anambra State governor, there had been committees, councils, and commissions on education reforms at the primary and secondary schools. While they all recommended that the mission schools should be returned to the missions, no government implemented it. But I was the one, without any such cumbersome processes, that made it happen. We need implementation, not volumes of documents that will at last not be put to use. Simple.”
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Peter Obi, a 2023 presidential candidate said that his age and educational qualification are known to the public.
Obi made this statement while commissioning the Nkpolu-Oroworokwo Flyover in Port Harcourt, River state.
The former Anambra state governor said Nigerians are yet to know the essential details of some other presidential candidates contesting the 2023 race.
Former presidential candidate highlights what will happen to Nigerians should Obi lose 2023 election
In another report, a former presidential aspirant in the 2019 general elections, Charles Udeogaranya has issued a warning to those who intend not to vote for Peter Obi, the Labour Party's presidential candidate in the forthcoming election.
Udeogaranya said that Nigerians should be ready to live in abject poverty and hardship should they fail to elect Obi at the 2023 presidential poll.
Source: Legit.ng
