Mr. Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, was running mate to Alhaji Atiku Abubakr, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2019 general elections. In this interview, Obi diagnosis the insecurity crisis facing Nigeria, blaming it on poor leadership.null

How do you think we got into these security challenges and how do you think we can get out of there?

How we got here is very simple. It’s the collective effects of leadership failure over the years. That is what you are seeing today and it is the continuous leadership failure that is worsening it because, over the years, we, the leaders, have failed to address the problems of the country such as the issue of investing in human development, which is education, investing in social and economic areas and growing the economy, so, the system has deteriorated. Consequently, there is a pool of country full of poor people



That is why, today, we have the highest number of poor people in the world living in Nigeria. I always say it to show how grave this is, our country is 200million in population but we have more people living in poverty than China with a population of 1.4 billion and India that has a population of 1.4 billion too.

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The way they were using China to insult this man I was beginning to think China was a backwards struggling economy not worthy of emulation.


Ndi sai baba 4eva

I believe Americans call it biting your nose to spite your face

, this is what happens when you don't allow the dead to rest in peace. The dullard gave up in 2017 but was forced back in the form a spam bot that resurfaces to address his country only when there are holiday celebrations. It will never be well with the individuals running this scam.

Fulani Jaanjaaweeed

Yoru ba Muslims are criminals

Okoo

Peter Obi is a thief if Ibows will not call you out because they are scared, we will help them

Ok

What’s the bombshell there? Everyone in the world knows what Nigeria is experiencing is failure in leadership succession.

The people are willing accomplices, happily led along every four years on chains of religious and tribal sentiments.

They might complain in between, but come the next four years they’ll happily put on the chains by themselves again.