New Nigeria possible under my administration – Obi
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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, on Wednesday said a new Nigeria was possible under his administration if elected in the February 25 presidential election in the country.
The presidential hopeful spoke at the flag-off of the presidential campaign in the North which held at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna State.Obi promised to bring back a new Nigeria where every citizen would be proud to belong
Obi hopeful lamented the current situation Nigerians found themselves, noting that Nigerians now were ashamed to identified themselves one because of the sundry challenges facing the country.
Saying that Kaduna was supposed to be the most secured state in the country because of the presence of military formations, Obi added, “But there are so many security challenges in the state. We will secure and unite Nigeria. Security will come back again.
“That is why the bandits are everywhere and operating almost freely, killing and causing unimaginable destruction of valuables.
“We will restructure the security architecture. Security personnel will be well taken care of. We will ensure their lives are taken care of so that their families are taken care of in the event of death.
“Datti and I will change this country from consumption to production country because of the high prices of things. All the vast lands in the north will be centres of agriculture. Kaduna State again will become a processing centre. The Bank of Agriculture will finance food production in Nigeria and all the support groups, youth, women and all Nigerians, their labour for the party will not go in vain,he added.
“In the coming elections, nobody should tell one another about tribe, religion or section, things are not sold in Nigeria based on religion, tribe or section but all are suffering from the bad leadership of the country.”
In his remarks, Obi’s running mate, Datti Baba-Ahmed, said those looking for peace and unity in the country should cast their votes wisely in the forthcoming elections to ensure the emergence of a new Nigeria,the PUNCH Newspaper reports.
He however said, “Nigeria has never gotten the calibre of presidential candidates as it is presently. Kaduna is the centre of good things in the country and hopes the people of the state will come out en masse to change the narratives of this country through their votes by electing Labour Party to power for the good of every Nigerian.”
