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I’m convinced Obi possesses qualities of a true president – Ortom
Governor of Benue state, Samuel Ortom, says Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party possesses the qualities of a leader who will be a true president that will guarantee justice, equity and fairness for all Nigerians.
According to Ortom, if he were not a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), he would have personally led Obi’s campaign across the country.
The Benue governor noted that Obi will provide the leadership that Nigerians desire.
“Governor Ortom strongly recommends Peter Obi to Nigerians as the man who has the capacity to effectively tackle the economic, security and other challenges facing the country,” he said in a statement signed by Terver Akase, his spokesperson.
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“The Governor stresses that for some years, the country has been tottering on the verge of collapse, owing to leadership failure and its attendant consequences of poverty, heightened insecurity with banditry, kidnappings and other acts of terrorism threatening the very foundations of the nation.
“He says the President that Nigeria needs at this challenging time in the country’s history is one who understands the urgent need to unite the people and speedily initiate policies and actions to redirect the ship of the nation on the path of growth and development, and emphasizes that Peter Obi has all such qualities.
“Governor Ortom lauds Chief Obasanjo for once again demonstrating objectivity, truth and patriotism as a statesman whose views on national issues must be taken seriously.”
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s endorsement of Obi had elicited reactions from the two major political parties, with the All Progressives Congress (APC) describing it as “worthless” while the PDP said Obasanjo’s stance does not reflect the opinion of Nigerians.
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