PeterObi4LP:
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Racoon:
Giving Obi a chance in 2023 would not be largesse to the bespectacled ascetic what is at stake transcends one man he is just a catalyst for the new Nigeria we desire. It is more about the things his emergence would represent: that the people come first, that democracy must indeed be of the people, by the people and for the people.

That anyone can emerge as president no matter what part of the country they come from or how they worship, as long as they are best suited for the job; that people with the sheer power to vote can sack the stale politicians with their shopworn ideas and toxicity.

Nigeria at this time needs a visionary, not an emperor. We must wrest ourselves from the manacles of those who have held us bound and have become entitled to our commonwealth. We must shun prejudices as we forge ahead to become a prosperous nation. We must make this Obi experiment now and turn the tide against the political elite because fortune only favours the brave. It is in our hands.

treesun:


Obi does not have the capacity alone. No NASS, Governor. I laugh at people hyping him!

successmatters:


That's actually a positive factor. It means that by the time he wins the election, he will be free to work for the masses, no NASS members or governors to settle.

This is why we the common masses of Nigeria are supporting Peter Obi.

treesun:


You need to reform constitution first. What work will he do alone. My people perish because of lack of understanding. Same way Buhari was painted!

SmartPolician:


What NASS members earn is not written anywhere in the constitution. There's a government agency that sets wages for public office holders. The president needs to approach the head to discuss how to slash everyone's earnings, including his.

A Nigeria's president is a very influential person. He can even remove a man which the constitution says he cannot. Obi is a smart and intelligent man. He will do a good job as a president when it comes to reducing the cost of governance.