Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has urged the incoming administration of Bola Tinubu to mend the division that has arisen due to the outcome of the 2023 presidential elections....CONTINUE READING
As the Daily Trust newspaper reported, the former military head of state said Nigeria has become more divided than ever before…..CONTINUE READING
He made this remark in Abuja on Thursday, April 6, at a public seminar by Nextier SPD, tagged ‘From Elections to Governance and Performance.’
Obasanjo said:
“Given what we saw during the election, Nigeria is now even more divided and more corroded than we thought.
“All efforts are now required from all committed patriots to rescue the nation from the precipice. And when I look at the audience, I have a feeling that among the people who can do it and who must do it are some of you here.”
As reported by the New Telegraph, Obasanjo said it had become his obligation to advocate for the truth to help guide Nigeria toward greatness and national unity.
He said there is a huge task ahead to meet the collective aspirations of Nigeria as a sovereign nation that has been ordained for greatness by God Almighty.
Obasanjo said:
“It has become my own personal obligation, continuing in my relentless service as a letterman, dedicated in my twilight years to say the truth, as I see it, so as to push Nigeria in the direction of our collective aspirations.
“What is our collective aspiration? A better society where all Nigerians can become what the Almighty God destined them to be. At times like this, some of us have to adopt the attitude of being known to be blind and not being afraid of the dark. But we must continue to work for the light of all.”
Peter Obi meets former President Obasanjo in Anambra, reveals what they discussed
Meanwhile, Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi and former President Obasanjo met on Saturday, March 25, in Anambra.
Obi, who shared pictures of the meeting on Twitter, said they exchanged views on the state of the nation.
Obasanjo was one of the prominent Nigerians who endorsed Obi in the February 25 elections, which he lost to President-elect Bola Tinubu…..CONTINUE READING
