Obi stated this while responding to questions from news men at Sam Mbakwe International Airport, Owerri on what needed to be done for Nigeria to move on in the new year.
He described the year 2021 as difficult for Nigerians in all ramifications.
His words, “Security of lives and property must be a priority for the country to move forward. With security, investments will flow into the country and citizens will also have the confidence to invest in the country. Until the people are secured, they will not think of other meaningful things to do.”
He also stated that for the country to move forward, especially now that election is approaching, Nigerians must resolve to choose good leaders for the country. “ I am talking of leaders with verifiable antecedents and whose character and disposition are beyond reproach”, he said.
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Speaking further, Obi said he watched the Arise TV programme of New Year day and was struck by two critical things Gov. El Rufai of Kaduna said about Nigeria, namely, the need to restore security and ensure that competent persons are elected.
“It was truthful of El Rufai to have admitted that if security was guaranteed, that Kaduna state would have done better than she is doing presently. He did also mentioned that Nigeria is in a critical junction that need good leadership to salvage her,” Obi said.
Obi commended President Muhammadu Buhari’s recent visit to the North, especially to Borno state amidst ISWAP bombing. He said such visits always boost the morale of soldiers and reassure the people of his commitment to security.
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