Politics
The issue of Nigerians through the years was accepting what was flawed and unacceptable as God’s want
Mr Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate, has urged Nigerians to not settle for the end result of a rigged election as God’s will.
He acknowledged that Nigerians’ downside through the years has been accepting what was flawed and unacceptable as God’s will for the nation.
Obi spoke on a day when the Labour Party’s authorized workforce met with officers from the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to examine supplies used within the February 25 presidential election…. Continue Reading
This comes because the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, assured the Labour Party LP’s authorized team that the fee is able to present all paperwork requested by the party to be able to prosecute its case on the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal.
Obi, who spoke yesterday as a visitor on Arise Tv’s Morning Present interview program, was responding to the place of some Nigerians who argued that the end result of the presidential election on February 25, 2023, ought to be seen and accepted as God’s will.
The LP candidate acknowledged that God doesn’t want dangerous issues for His individuals, emphasizing that the Obedient Motion was trying to alter bad issues in the country.
“The issue in Nigeria is accepting what’s unacceptable,” he stated. That isn’t God’s want. God’s will is fulfilled once you do the appropriate factor. Is it God’s will for us to stay poor as a rustic, regardless of His considerable blessings?”
Obi claimed that Nigeria had remained decadent and in a state of ethical decline.
As a result of Nigerians saved accepting what was flawed and dragging God into it.
He did, nonetheless, point out that the Obedient Motion, which he represented, was working to alter issues and create an egalitarian society.
The previous Anambra State governor described Nigeria’s lack of ability to carry an election that met the minimal acceptable normal after 63 years as a nation as disheartening.
He known as the presidential election on February twenty fifth the worst in Nigerian historical past, even if the Electoral Regulation of 2022 was enacted to make sure free, honest, and credible elections.
Whereas pursuing his mandate legally and peacefully, Obi stated it was disheartening that the rule of regulation was being handled with levity by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, which is a public establishment funded by taxpayers.
He additionally acknowledged that his resolution to problem the abuse of the process over the past election was not private and that he wouldn’t again down till the right factor was executed.