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Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi said the Federal Government has not shown compassion to the plight of flood victims across Nigeria.


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“We want a Nigeria that we will show patriotism by caring for the people on everything. Look at the flooding that has happened all over Nigeria. As far as I am concerned, the Government of Nigeria has not responded adequately, they’ve not shown compassion,” the former Anambra State governor said on Tuesday during a visit to Makurdi, the Benue State capital.

“Leadership comes with compassion, it comes with listening, it comes with understanding. Even those people in (Internally Displaced Persons) IDP (camps) how many people has the Federal Government come to visit. That is what you do, that is what shows you are committed.”



Obi also said the ‘deal’ he has with some aggrieved governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) including Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue is to achieve a better Nigeria.

“The only deal I have with them is that they are passionate about Nigeria,” Obi said.

In the last one month, Obi had visited flood-ravaged communities in Benue, Bayelsa and a few others to commiserate with victims.

He had tasked the Federal Government to be proactive in mitigating the effects of devastating floods across the country and declare an emergency.

Obi had also called on his counterparts in other parties to suspend their campaigns and join him to help victims of floods across states of the federation.

Floods have hit parts of Nigeria in the last two months with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) saying that about 2.5 million persons were affected and over 603 persons killed by the flooding caused by torrential rainfall of late.

Houses and farmlands have been submerged in Lagos, Yobe, Borno, Taraba, Adamawa, Edo, Delta, Kogi, Niger, Plateau, Benue, Ebonyi, Anambra, Bauchi, Gombe, Kano, Jigawa, Zamfara, Kebbi, Sokoto, Imo, Abia States, and the Federal Capital Territory.

The 2022 floods have attracted international “solidarity”. In a letter to President Muhammadu Buhari, King Charles III sympathised with Nigeria over the “devastating” incidents.

That's a naked truth

They don't care, see the president is now in London taking care of himself. He can't build one good hospital to take care of him and everyone, Nigerians please wake up

APC government don’t care about anybody.

Their only concern now is how to retain power, so that Nigerians can continue in their misery.

APC is a deception that mustn't happen again.

Peter always trying hard to sound brilliant!

With the mobilization, relocation and rescue by NEMA, what greater compassion is he demanding? Is the Federal Government using groundnut or funds to mobilize NEMA?

Instead of Peter saying more still needs to be done, he is directly accusing the FG of “NOT” showing compassion!

Peter is not brilliant a bit.

He should learn from Shettima on how to make effective communications

The dullard has abandoned them and is currently recovering from an unknown illness in London.

They are also supporting and planning to elect an equally sick candidate that will frequently travel due to his frailing health.

It must never happen, affliction shall not rise again in Nigeria

APC government don’t care about anybody.

Their only concern now is how to retain power, so that Nigerians can continue in their misery.

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Lol.

Pandora Obituary is less intelligent than I thought.

BTW, I thought he suspended campaign activities to go rescue flood victims. Has he not done that? Abi na those pictures wey he dey take inside canoes be the rescue?

He should go and sit down jor.

Is he the one deploying NEMA and other agencies to the flooded areas?

From the same fraud who donated pantry 5 loaves of bread to Benue flood victims

From the same hypocrite who turned sympathy ground to a campaign ground

Obi the hypocrite

He's cooling off in London while Nigeria drown.