Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, has defended his capacity to govern Nigeria, citing his record as governor of Anambra State as evidence of his ability to deliver similar results at the national level.
Peter Obi has defended his capacity to govern Nigeria, citing his record as governor of Anambra State as evidence of his ability to deliver similar results at the national level.
He declined to engage directly with his former running mate, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, who had questioned his ability to make a significant impact if elected in 2027. Obi pointed to his achievements in Anambra, including improving critical areas of development, restoring order, and cutting the cost of running government. He promised to tackle corruption, government waste, law and order, and electoral credibility if elected president.
Obi also emphasized the need to prioritize health, education, and measures aimed at lifting Nigerians out of poverty. The exchange has brought renewed attention to the political relationship between Obi and Baba-Ahmed, who jointly contested the 2023 presidential election under the Labour Party. Obi is now seeking the presidency on the NDC platform ahead of the 2027 election
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