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The 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi has emphasised the importance of compassion as leaders, adding that if he were President, he will always visit scenes of tragedies and disasters, to sympatize with the bereaved.

What will happen After weeping with them? You will return to Lagos or kanji dam?

They call him minister of condolence for a reason. That's why he always appear in black apparel.

He should find ipob victims in igboland and weep with them ...

Because you know how valuable human live is sir not these agberos

isan:
He should find ipob victims in igboland and weep with them ...

Charity begins at home.. Thank you for this comment.

Lifestylecom:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7CjuyHXqx8

The 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi has emphasised the importance of compassion as leaders, adding that if he were President, he will always visit scenes of tragedies and disasters, to sympatize with the bereaved.

No need to weep with anybody, just ensure that Princess Nahomi and Oriyomi Hazmat are both prosecuted, to ensure it doesn't happen again!

Why Nigeria Needs a Shift: Beyond the Presidency

My desire to see Mr. Peter Obi as Nigeria's next president isn't rooted in animosity towards Mr. Tinubu, but rather in a pragmatic assessment of our nation's socio-political equilibrium.

While Mr. Tinubu, to my mind, might be too advanced in age to readily perceive beyond the counsel of his immediate circle, the more pressing concern is the vital need to alleviate tribal pressures that continue to strain our unity.

It's evident that Mr. Obi's campaign has resonated strongly with a particular tribal and religious sentiment. However, for the enduring cohesion of our diverse nation, it is crucial that the segment of our population that feels most marginalized is empowered with a voice in leadership.

Mr. Obi, having commendably served as a formidable opposition leader, has consistently held the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Tinubu administration accountable since their inception.
I genuinely hope to witness Mr. Obi's victory in 2027. Not because I believe he possesses a magic wand to transform Nigeria into an overnight El Dorado, but because his presidency could significantly de-escalate national tensions. It would serve as a powerful reminder that Nigeria's progress doesn't hinge on a single "saint" in the presidency, nor on 36 "saints" as governors, or 774 "saints" as local government chairpersons.

Significant national advancement requires a collective effort, not a solitary messiah.


The Unvarnished Truth: One Leader Cannot Solve All Our Woes.

The notion that one individual can single-handedly rectify Nigeria's deeply entrenched problems, as Mr. Obi's supporters sometimes suggest, is a dangerous illusion. Unfortunately, this harsh reality may only become fully apparent to many Nigerians after he has been in office for a couple of years.

Consider the pervasive crisis in our education system: how can one person solve, in merely two years, a situation where children across the country prioritize cheating over genuine learning from primary school onward? How do we address a culture where citizens ostentatiously flaunt ill-gotten wealth at social gatherings, seeking validation through fake displays of affluence? What about the normalization of "obtaining" and advanced fee fraud in various insidious forms? Or the disheartening trend of young women being driven into prostitution, often facilitated by digital devices?

We've witnessed the erosion of academic integrity, from the introduction of NECO because WAEC was deemed too difficult, to the necessity of post-JAMB exams due to a loss of faith in JAMB itself. Lecturers, who should be mentors, openly extort students, while our youth cynically ask, "Why go to school when there are no jobs?" and "Who school epp?"

No, Mr. Obi must become president. His tenure, regardless of his intentions, will undeniably demonstrate that no single individual, however well-meaning, can fix this country overnight. Only then, perhaps, will we all collectively grasp the profound truth that our progress depends on systemic change and the concerted efforts of every Nigerian.

Has he found the parents and relations of over 30 dead men floating in Ezu River at Amansea to weep with them during his time as Anambra Governor?

isan:
He should find ipob victims in igboland and weep with them ...

Why are you guys so full of hate.
If he finds those kids and offer all of them scholarship as the president of Nigeria, is it not your yoruba children that will benefit it.
So he should go to his hometown and do goodwill there because he's igbo. Even if he wants to bring progress to west you don't want it.

Even if Peter Obi becomes president tomorrow it's the Yoruba people that will sabotage his government.

Only reasonable human being will understand this carefully selected words of Peter obi

Nigeria will work in my life time

Agbotikuyo for a reason
As President, you shouldn't weep with them
You should comfort and console them then ensure that such tragedy does not happen again
The office of the President is not an office for you to weep and cry
I understand your emphasis on compassion and I agree it is terribly lacking in the present govt but I disagree in looking for victims of disasters just for the singular aim of crying with them

Children in igboland need that scholarship more he's should go give them

satelliteDISH:
Why are you guys so full of hate.
If he finds those kids and offer all of them scholarship as the president of Nigeria, is it not your yoruba children that will benefit it.
So he should go to his hometown and do goodwill there because he's igbo. Even if he wants to bring progress to west you don't want it.

Even if Peter Obi becomes president tomorrow it's the Yoruba people that will sabotage his government.

satelliteDISH:
Why are you guys so full of hate.
If he finds those kids and offer all of them scholarship as the president of Nigeria, is it not your yoruba children that will benefit it.
So he should go to his hometown and do goodwill there because he's igbo. Even if he wants to bring progress to west you don't want it.

Even if Peter Obi becomes president tomorrow it's the Yoruba people that will sabotage his government.

The people that died queuing up to collect rice in Anambra, when will he go and weep with them?.

The topic heading is wrong and totally misleading . He never said he will weep with them ,HE SAID HE WILL HAVE COMPASSION AND VISIT PLACES WHETE PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES .WATCH THE VIDEO BEFORE COMMENTING

descartes400:
Has he found the parents and relations of over 30 dead men floating in Ezu River at Amansea to weep with them during his time as Anambra Governor?

Oga recycler!!

Non Anambra indigen recycler!!

Those in Ezu River were terrorists terrorizing Anambra state for long. They were killed by the police and dumped at Amansea

I am from Anambra state, check all my post