The presidential candidate warned that “falsehood and disinformation will not win elections.”
Mr Utomi emphasised that open debates are a way to strengthen the social contract between the government and the people.
By and large, the upcoming elections will be pivotal to the future of this country.
“Obi particularly said that God allowed our father to die for a reason,” said Mr Yatai.
The south-east should by now have learnt from the perils of political naivety.
Mr Baba-Ahmed said recent claims that he suggested killing gays during a debate on the Senate floor in 2011 was taken out of context.
Mr Mohammed spoke against the wave of concerns about the feasibility of the polls given the fragile state of national security.
Sam Omatseye is a great columnist. And so is our village’s neighbourhood palm wine tapper.
“Vote for #PeterObi to fix Nigeria, so in their very old age, Buhari and Tinubu won’t be going to London for medical treatment, and Atiku won’t live in Dubai.”
The presidential hopeful in the 2023 elections says he loves Nigeria “irrevocably.”
