Peter Obi”:I have made up my mind, if this is the end for me, so be it”

In a recent appearance on Symfoni TV, Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential contender, discussed the difficulties of being an opposition figure in Nigerian politics.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

In his candid interview, Obi emphasized the need for a thorough examination of opposition politics in Nigeria. “Well, you know, I want us to sit down one of these days and have a proper conversation about the opposition—how it can be effective,” he stated.

The former Anambra State governor criticized the current democratic framework, asserting that “democracy in Nigeria is faulty; it wasn’t designed to support the opposition.”

Speaking about his personal experiences, Obi revealed the toll of his political journey on himself and his family. “Oppositions here are actually in difficult positions. If I tell you what I face, what I go through, and what my family goes through, you wouldn’t even believe it,” he disclosed. He added, “It’s surprising I’m still standing and going around this country.”

Despite these formidable challenges, Obi expressed his unwavering commitment to his political path. “But I’ve made up my mind: if this is the end for me, so be it,” he declared, demonstrating his determination to continue despite the obstacles.

His revelations provide a rare glimpse into the personal costs and systemic challenges faced by opposition figures in Nigeria’s political landscape.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>