Peter Obi Calls for Competence Over Ethnicity in Elections

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), addressed supporters at a town hall meeting held at the Citi-Hub Centre in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. He urged Nigerians not to vote for him based on his Igbo ethnicity or regional affiliation but rather on his qualifications and competence for the presidency.
Obi challenged President Bola Tinubu, questioning his ability to govern Nigeria and demanding accountability for his actions over the past three years. He emphasized the need for national unity, security, education, healthcare, and anti-corruption measures if elected in 2027.
Obi promised to declare an emergency in security and corruption, vowing to ensure public funds are used for public benefit and that offenders face prosecution. He specifically mentioned his commitment to preventing the kidnapping of schoolchildren, stating that he would take direct action against such crimes if he became president.
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