Mr Obi said, “Please do remember we politicians in your prayers. We are the problem of Nigeria. No other person.”
He urged residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious movements.
Mr Obi expressed concern about the growing menace of drug abuse among youths.
According to Mr Obi, democracy does not serve the needs of Nigerians any longer.
“We face widespread hunger, yet our leaders neglect agricultural investment due to persistent mismanagement and lack of accountability,” Mr Obi lamented.
Mr Obi said Nigeria’s economic growth began to decelerate rapidly from the nineties, with poverty engulfing the country more than ever under Mr Tinubu.
The court allowed the appeal filed by Senator Ester Nenadi Usman and one other and held that it was meritorious.
16 travellers were beaten and burnt to death by armed youths in Edo.
This followed the announcement of a coalition of opposition parties aiming to oust Mr Tinubu on Thursday.
Mr Obi has slammed President Bola Tinubu for declaring a state of emergency in Rivers, sacking the governor, his deputy and other elected officials.
