On Nigeria’s Democracy Day, Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, urged the country to return to its democratic roots. Obi’s message highlighted the consequences of not being a true democracy, including leadership failures, corruption, insecurity, poverty, and hardship.
Obi emphasized that Nigeria’s global rankings in democracy, corruption, and human development indices indicate that the country is not truly democratic. He called on Nigerians to defend the nation’s democracy and protect it from sabotage.
True democracy, according to Obi, should be people-oriented, respecting citizens’ rights, obeying laws, and prioritizing people’s welfare, especially the poor. He urged Nigerians to respect government institutions, obey laws, and fulfill constitutional responsibilities.
Obi’s message serves as a reminder of the need to strive for true democracy in Nigeria. His call for collective action echoes the sentiments of many Nigerians who yearn for a government that truly serves the people and upholds democratic principles.
Peter Obi’s Democracy Day message was a call to action for Nigeria to return to its democratic roots. The 2023 presidential candidate highlighted the consequences of not being a true democracy, including leadership failures and uncontrolled corruption.
Obi emphasized that Nigeria’s global rankings indicate that the country is not truly democratic. He called on Nigerians to defend democracy and protect it from sabotage.
True democracy, according to Obi, should prioritize people’s welfare and respect citizens’ rights. He urged Nigerians to respect government institutions and fulfill constitutional responsibilities.
Obi’s message resonates with many Nigerians who yearn for a government that truly serves the people. His call for collective action is a reminder of the need to strive for true democracy in Nigeria.
