Peter Obi Challenges Tinubu to Account for His Tenure

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), challenged President Bola Tinubu to tour Nigeria and account for his administration's performance before seeking re-election in 2027. Speaking at the Obi-Kwankwaso Town Hall Meeting in Enugu, Obi stated that Nigerians deserve to know what Tinubu has achieved with borrowed funds and revenue generated during his tenure.

He criticized Tinubu for not campaigning across the country and urged him to spend 36 days informing citizens about his accomplishments. Obi highlighted Nigeria's pressing issues, including hunger, unemployment, and insecurity, asserting that a leader must be committed to addressing these challenges.

He pledged that if elected in 2027, his administration would focus on national unity, security, employment, healthcare, and accountability in public fund management. Obi called on supporters to mobilize voters and emphasized that his candidacy should be based on qualifications rather than ethnic background.

Former presidential adviser Pat Utomi and Senator Victor Umeh also spoke at the event, urging for genuine change and voter mobilization.