Peter Obi Says Nigeria is Collapsing, Opens Up About Those Who Would Suffer More should Nigeria Get It Wrong

• Peter Obi has called on Nigerian women to ensure that they make the right decisions at the polls in 2023
• Obi said this while addressing the women at the Voice of Woman Empowerment Foundation's event in Abuja
• The Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate also warned that women are always at the receiving end of bad governance

The 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, on Tuesday, October 25, called on Nigerian women to ensure that they do not vote incompetent leaders into power again.

Speaking at the Voice of Woman Empowerment Foundation's event organised in partnership with the MacArthur Foundation at the Nigerian Air Force Conference Centre in Abuja said Nigeria is on the verge of collapsing.

The event which took place at the Nigerian Air Force Conference Centre in Abuja was attended by Legit.ng reporter.

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The former governor of Anambra state urged the women to get involved in changing the status quo and ensure that they are carried along in governance.

He said:

"Nigeria is about to hire the next CEO of the enterprise called Nigeria and this is the only thing we have to sell.

"And I plead with you mothers because what we are going through today as a country, you will not believe it. Our country is collapsing and you can save it. You mothers are the ones that will suffer more if it goes wrong.

Past records of every 2023 presidential candidate

Obi also advised the women to ensure they check the past records of all the presidential candidates and how they worked with women in during their time as leaders in various capacities.

His words:

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"I believe in women and I believe that you can save the country, so for me, if anybody is coming to tell you what he is coming to do tomorrow, let's start from what he did yesterday. Let's start from his past, let's start with where he is coming from.

"I have served in various ways in the cooperate industry and I want you to go and check my records there but because of want of time, I want to talk about the way I work with women as a governor. That is where we will start.

"I had a female deputy governor, my chief of staff was a woman, my commissioner for planning was a woman, my commissioner for local government was a woman, my commissioner for education was a woman, my accountant general of Anambra state, a woman, and commissioner for finance, a woman. I can go on and on and tell you how I work with women."

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'We must make a statement come 2023,' Obidients react to Governor Obaseki's comment on running out of steam

Members of the Obidient movement have promised to ensure the Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate wins the election.

The Obidients were reacting to a statement made by the Edo state governor who said they would run out of steam before the elections.

Obi's supporters also encouraged their colleagues to ensure they make efforts to collect their PVCs from INEC offices ahead of the 2023 elections.

2023 election: “Peter Obi is the man”: Powerful PDP governor publicly declares

In another development, Peter Obi's popularity is becoming more and more glaring as he is not just popular amongst the masses but also among his contemporaries.

Governor Samuel Ortom of the Benue state becomes one of the latest PDP chieftains to endorse the Labour Party flagbearer.

This act further proves that the ongoing crisis within the PDP is yet to reach a near end.

Source: Legit.ng