Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has reiterated that his primary concern is the progress of Nigeria, not personal political ambition. Speaking at a special Anniversary Sabbath service at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Umuahia, commemorating Governor Alex Otti’s two years in office, Obi emphasized his commitment to national development over political aspirations.
Obi acknowledged the challenges inherent in governance, especially when striving for integrity and positive change. He urged the people of Abia State to support Governor Otti and his commissioners through prayers, highlighting the importance of collective effort in nation-building.
He further called on citizens to pray for all Nigerian leaders, emphasizing the need for responsible management of the country’s resources for the public good.
“When I say to people I am not desperate to be a President, I am desperate to see Nigeria work,” Obi stated, underscoring his dedication to the nation’s progress.
Commending Governor Otti’s achievements, Obi noted the significant impact made within two years, challenging the notion that extended tenures are necessary for meaningful change. He remarked, “We have come to celebrate two years with a difference. People have always said that they need eight years, they need ten years, they need twenty years. But, I have always said that one day can make a difference.”
Governor Otti attributed his administration’s accomplishments to divine guidance and expressed gratitude to Obi for his unwavering support. He also acknowledged the contributions of the legislature, judiciary, and the church community in sustaining prayers and support for his government.
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