Peter Obi, former presidential candidate, claimed that women are less corrupt than men during a podcast discussion. He emphasized the family-oriented nature of women as a driving force for societal improvement, recalling his governance in Anambra State where he appointed women to key leadership roles.
Peter Obi, the former Labour Party presidential candidate, has recently made a provocative statement suggesting that gender affects corruption levels, claiming women are less corrupt than men. During his appearance on the Honest Bunch Podcast, Obi explained that the familial roles women often occupy foster a greater commitment to societal improvement.
According to Obi, women’s focus on family contributes to their dedication to making a positive impact in governance. He cited his experience as the governor of Anambra State, where he prioritized gender inclusion by appointing women to significant leadership roles. He pointed out that his Chief of Staff and commissioners for Education and Planning were both women, demonstrating his belief in their potential to facilitate meaningful change.
