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Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate in the last election, has expressed his desire to become Nigeria’s President. Speaking at the presentation of a book in Awka, Anambra State capital, Obi stated that he is not in a hurry to achieve this dream. He emphasized that he “must be” Nigeria’s President, but did not provide any specific timeline for his ambition.

Peter Obi’s statement comes as no surprise, given his political background and experience. He served as the Governor of Anambra State for two terms and has been actively involved in Nigerian politics for over two decades. His desire to become Nigeria’s President is a reflection of his commitment to public service and his belief in his ability to lead the country.

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Despite his ambition, Peter Obi is not rushing to achieve his goal. He understands the importance of patience and hard work in achieving success. As he continues to work towards his dream, Nigerians will be watching closely to see how he navigates the complex political landscape of the country.

In his words “Anyone who thinks I’m in transit is wasting his time. Let me tell you, I must be the president of this country. I’m sure of that. If it is not today, it must be tomorrow.

“Other people who want to be, should come and tell us what they want to do, and how to do it. This is my country, I don’t have dual citizenship. If anyone thinks I am going to run away from Nigeria, they are lying.

As a leader, I firmly believe we must not abandon our country, Nigeria. Despite our challenges, we must stay and work towards a brighter future. While some may be eager to attain the presidency, I am not in a rush. However, I am aware that it is a responsibility that I must eventually take on for the betterment of our nation.

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“For three years I was in court in Anambra to reclaim my governorship, just to challenge the process. Many people tried to discourage me, but I said even if the entire four years tenure elapsed for us to prove a point and correct the process, I will be fulfilled.

“My argument is that, let’s do what is right. I always tell everyone that I will not give people money to do the wrong thing. I have been the chairman of the “TETFUND” committee, and Prof Mahmood was my member. We know ourselves, but when he became INEC chairman, I had never met him. I told him, you’re an umpire, just do what is right.

“If you have the chance to do the right thing, and you insist on perpetuating anarchy, then, it will consume everybody one day. I insist that we must do the right thing.

“I was in an event yesterday in Abuja, and it was World Food Organisation. I listened to a report that stated that Nigeria will face intense hunger in years to come.

“It is Nigeria that will face hunger, not Peter Obi. The report listed Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe as the states that will be worse hit, but those three states put together are five times larger in land mass than Israel, yet Egypt exports food, but Nigeria cannot feed itself.

It is important to develop the habit of doing the right thing. Failure to do so can have negative consequences in the future. Eventually, the consequences of not doing the right thing will catch up with us.

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