The Digest:
Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has reiterated his commitment to serving only one term if elected. In a statement, he described his vow as an irreversible pledge rooted in integrity, drawing inspiration from historical leaders like Mandela and Lincoln.
Key Points:
- Obi reaffirms his pledge to serve only one term of four years as president.
- He cites global leaders like Mandela, Lincoln, and JFK as examples of short but impactful tenures.
- The one-term vow is anchored in transparency and accountable leadership.
- Obi believes longer presidencies often lead to corruption, emphasizing service over power.
- He points to his track record as Anambra governor, fulfilling promises on healthcare, education, and public funds.
- Obi aims to rebuild public trust and implement reforms in his four years in office.
- His priorities include tackling insecurity, economic stimulation, education, healthcare, and anti-corruption.
Obi’s unwavering stance on a one-term presidency emphasizes his belief in purpose-driven, impactful leadership, rejecting long-term power for the greater good. He remains focused on delivering measurable reforms in four years.
Rooted in Purpose.
Sources: Tribune, TheCable
