Peter Obi Promises to Combat Corruption in 2027 Election

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has committed to addressing corruption if elected president in the 2027 general election. In an interview with the BBC African Service, Obi criticized former President Muhammadu Buhari for failing to fulfill his anti-corruption promises, asserting that Buhari was not fully in charge of his administration.
Obi stated, “He was not in charge. The difference is this: I will be in charge.” He emphasized that his approach to combating corruption would start with himself and his family, arguing that leaders must ensure they are not involved in corrupt practices.
Obi also urged opposition parties to focus on mobilizing more voters rather than negotiating for one candidate to withdraw in favor of another. Regarding the petrol subsidy, he maintained that corruption associated with the policy was the main issue, stating he would eliminate the corruption before restoring the subsidy.
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