Peter Obi, the esteemed presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), imparts a valuable lesson to his fellow Nigerians, drawing inspiration from the recent events that unfolded in Kenya.

He urged Nigerians to reflect upon the Kenyan experience and glean insights that can shape the path towards a better future.

In an official statement conveyed through the media on Sunday, Peter Obi articulates the importance of citizen engagement and the power it wields.

He passionately emphasizes that when the people of Kenya recognized a lack of prioritization of resources by their leaders, they rallied together, raising their voices in unison and demanding change. It is this very lesson that Obi believes Nigerians should earnestly embrace.

With a tinge of disappointment, Obi laments the prevailing tendencies of Nigerian political leaders. Instead of channeling public funds towards initiatives that benefit the populace, they regrettably divert resources to employ media agents who insult and denigrate those who dare to speak truth to power. Such practices, he asserts, are antithetical to progress and must be abandoned.

Obi challenges the Nigerian political elite to break free from these detrimental habits and adopt a mindset of selflessness, making the necessary sacrifices for the greater good of the suffering masses.

He firmly believes that authentic transformation and advancement can only be achieved when leaders exhibit sincerity, a willingness to listen, responsible action, and an unwavering commitment to prioritizing the welfare of the people over personal or political gains.

In his resolute words, Obi admonishes, “We, as Nigerian political leaders, must wholeheartedly assimilate the profound lesson offered by the recent Kenyan experience.

The moment the Kenyan public realized that their government was failing to make sufficient sacrifices and effectively prioritize resources, they spoke out, demanding change. We must refrain from resorting to utilizing public funds to compensate media agents who insult and abuse those who speak truth to power.”

Obi’s vision for Nigeria is one characterized by a profound change, but he reminds his compatriots that such a vision necessitates leaders who possess the courage to enact the requisite changes and make the necessary sacrifices.

He asserts that a new Nigeria is not merely a distant dream but an attainable reality if everyone collectively undertakes the responsibilities that lie ahead.