Peter Obi calls for unity to rescue Nigeria ahead of 2027 polls
Peter Obi, former Anambra State governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, has called on Nigerians to join him in “Operation Rescue Nigeria.” Speaking at the OBIDIENT Conference in Uyo, he emphasised that the movement is for the collective future of the nation. Obi urged citizens to set aside their differences and unite for the upcoming presidential election. He also highlighted the importance of transparent election result transmission and promised reforms if elected.
Key takeaways
- Peter Obi said “Operation Rescue Nigeria” is about the destiny of future generations, not just himself.
- He urged Nigerians to unite and focus on the 2027 presidential election, stressing the need for real-time online transmission of election results.
- Obi explained he left the Labour Party due to concerns about party recognition by INEC and the Federal Government’s stance.
- He criticised the current administration for accumulating more loans than previous governments, warning that repayment would burden the youth.
- Obi promised to prioritise investment in education, healthcare, poverty reduction, and fighting corruption if elected.
