I won’t be in Abuja while Zamfara, Niger bleed – Peter Obi
The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi, says he would not be staying comfortably in Abuja while some states of the federation bleed. Obi spoke on Thursday during an interview on Arise Television’s ‘Morning Show’. He lamented critical security crisis in Nigeria, stressing its severe impact on productivity, farming and human movement. “As Commander-in-Chief, I […] I…
Presidential hopeful Peter Obi of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, has declared his intention to be absent from Abuja while certain states in Nigeria continue to suffer. During an interview on Arise Television's 'Morning Show', he expressed concern over the nation's critical security situation and its detrimental impact on productivity, farming, and human movement.
As the Commander-in-Chief, Obi stated that he would not remain idle while issues arise in states like Zamfara and Niger, emphasizing that he would address these problems decisively. He also pledged to consult stakeholders nationwide to determine the best course of action. Obi assured that even if existing appointees remain in their positions, they would understand that a new Commander-in-Chief is involved, and he would take the lead in resolving these critical issues, extending beyond mere appointments.
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