“How is it possible that we cannot feed our citizens despite the vast, fertile lands our nation is endowed with? My heart bleeds,” said Mr Obi.
Mr Obi said Mr Farotimi’s arrest “is a gross misuse of police powers and a grave assault on the principles of democracy and justice in Nigeria.”
Mr Obi further emphasised the need for transparency at all levels for the reforms to serve their intended purposes.
Mr Obi said that the computers would help them to get more skills at their basic level.
PETROAN spokesman Joseph Obele disclosed this at the reopening ceremony of the Port Harcourt facility, which resumed production on Tuesday.
Former Governor Peter Obi has commended NNPCL for revitalising the Port Harcourt refinery.
“He wouldn’t be as nepotistic as this government. He won’t. It’s not in him. That’s just who we are. We feel for other people,” claimed Mr Abaribe.
Mr Obi noted that “democracy is suffering in Nigeria now,” accusing the APC of turning “democracy into transitional politics.”
Mr Obi’s call for citizens to seek greener pastures abroad comes amid a massive exodus of Nigerians.
“Obi has the potential to emerge as president in 2027 if we put our acts together,” Mr Tanko said in Onitsha.
