Our plan for a better Nigeria is categorized into a seven-point strategy. Securing Nigeria, ending banditry and insurgency, and uniting our dear nation to manage our diversity such that no one is left behind. #POAtLBSNigeria
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Our plan for a better Nigeria is categorized into a seven-point strategy. Securing Nigeria, ending banditry and insurgency, and uniting our dear nation to manage our diversity such that no one is left behind. #POAtLBSNigeria
My desire is to begin, with all Nigerians who share this same conviction, to turn things around so that we will bring to an end the incongruity of Nigerian citizens fleeing their richly endowed country or living in it in penury or in fear. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
The overall goal of the Obi-Datti administration, therefore, shall be to streamline governance, make it more responsive, transformative, effective, less transactional, and therefore efficient and cost-effective. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
We can no longer gamble with our fate and future. I am running for president, because I’m qualified; have the capacity, credibility, commitment, stamina and track record and Nigerians can trust me. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
The desire to take back Nigeria is nearly unanimous. We may be used to the old order; but we cannot vote for the continuity of corruption, recklessness, impunity and poverty. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
The burden of endemic corruption is borne by the citizens; they are denied the high living standards which the wealth of their country should have given them through the provision of public infrastructure and services. Today, Nigeria is badly in need of a reformative leadership.
With the staggering amount of natural and human resources that our country has been endowed with, we have no business at all being in this pitiable, sorry state: we occupy the lowest rungs of the ladder in practically every index of development – the statistics are appalling!- ;
To have N1000 exchange for one dollar is completely unacceptable. Nigeria cannot be a Banana Republic. We’re too gifted, too smart for that to happen to us. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
To have corruption eat so deeply into the fabric of our public life, such that over 80% of our common wealth is devoured by a small minority while most of our people are left to scrounge and scavenge for a living is totally unacceptable. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
To have almost 20 million of our children out of school and roaming the streets is utterly unacceptable. Nigerian lives matter. Nigeria lives must not be wasted. -PO #POAtLBSNigeria
First and foremost, all Nigerians must be able to dwell securely, and in safety wherever they live. This is the first duty of government, but sadly, it is one where there has been blatant failure. To have hundreds of Nigerians killed or maimed by terrorists,
I am aware that many are called to serve; and many are aspiring to this position. However, in the fullness of time and based on our leadership needs, I pray and hope that I will be given the opportunity to lead Nigeria at a critical juncture in her history.
I am glad to be back to the Lagos Business School. I am deeply grateful for the kind invitation extended to me to speak at the 2022 Lagos Business School (LBS) Alumni Conference. I have been asked to speak on the theme: “Creating an Enabling Environment for Business Nigeria". https://t.co/xxHVeiiu8E
Today, as we mark the World Diabetes Day 2022, we are reminded of the need to pursue concerted efforts towards combating diabetes as a critical global health issue. Health experts believe that about 11.2 million people are living with diabetes in Nigeria.
A few days back, I visited the Geometric Electricity facilities in Abia State. I'm still astounded that this facility, which can help ameliorate Nigeria's electricity needs is yet to come on stream. Domestic investors like Prof. Bart Nnaji, https://t.co/VeQaXtecPu
Yesterday, I attended the installation of the new Prelate of the Methodist Church of Nigeria, His Eminence Bishop Oliver Abba, who succeeded His Eminence Dr. Samuel Kanu-Uche. My friend and brother, Samuel Ortom, Governor of Benue state was also present at the installation.-PO https://t.co/q1V2cvBpu1
We will have zero tolerance for corruption; block leakages and cut the cost of governance. Our total commitment to transparency and accountability in government business is the only credible way to achieve limited to zero corruption. -PO https://t.co/F55CwYHTcW
To have corruption eat so deeply into the fabric of our public life, such that over 80% of our common wealth is devoured by a small minority, while most of our people are left to scrounge and scavenge for a living is totally unacceptable. -PO https://t.co/mYPgnZmPG4