Peter Obi, di presidential candidate of di Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), don vow say if Nigerians elect am president for 2027, him go personally enter forest join di effort to rescue pipo wey kidnappers carry.
Obi talk dis one while e dey address supporters for campaign rally inside Bayelsa State. Him say him administration no go tolerate kidnapping and insecurity, and e go make di country safe so dat Nigerians go fit travel and do dia daily activities without fear.
According to Daily Trust, di former Anambra State governor say him government go start by uniting di country and making sure say no region or group feel excluded from di Nigerian project. “We will make Nigeria work. We will make Nigeria a place where people will live. We will secure Nigeria. Nobody will live in Nigeria where you can’t travel on the road again,” na so Obi talk.
Him point to him recent road journeys across several states as proof say security on di highways need urgent attention. Him tell di rally say him leave Enugu come Bayelsa by road dat morning, say on Tuesday him dey Lokoja, on Wednesday him dey Akwanga, yesterday him dey Ebonyi, and dat same day him dey Bayelsa. “Our roads must be secured,” him talk.
TheCable also report say Obi promise to personally join di rescue mission if e win di 2027 presidential election.
For di rally, Obi criticise President Bola Tinubu say di President never visit Bayelsa State even though di state dey contribute to di country economy through oil production. Him also question di President frequent foreign trips, arguing say e suppose pay more attention to engaging Nigerians across di country.
Di Bayelsa rally no be di only matter wey put Obi name for front. Premium Times carry exclusive report say di Code of Conduct Bureau dey investigate Obi, Bukola Saraki, David Mark and four oda pipo over offshore assets.
Vanguard report say Obi talk tough ahead of 2027 wit di message, “We’ll rig those who rig elections.” BBC too publish analysis wey look at di states where Obi fit face challenges for di 2027 election.
