Peter Obi Promises to Spend Holidays in Nigeria if Elected

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, announced during his Independence Day address in Abuja that if elected President in the 2027 general elections, he would not spend his holidays outside Nigeria. Instead, he plans to visit various states, including Zamfara and Borno, to engage with citizens and understand their challenges.
Obi committed to making governance measurable and accountable, focusing on the welfare and productivity of Nigerians. He vowed to tackle insecurity, ensuring that farmers can return to their fields, children can attend school, and businesses can operate freely.
Criticizing the All Progressives Congress-led administration, he pointed out ongoing issues such as poverty and insecurity, attributing these challenges to the failure of past leaders to utilize the country's resources effectively. Obi also recounted a recent visit to Sokoto State, where he and his running mate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, addressed issues like poverty and drug abuse, highlighting the plight of internally displaced persons.
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