Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra State and presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has vehemently denounced what he described as the distortion of facts surrounding his actions and statements during his tenure as governor.
In a recent statement, Obi addressed the ongoing demolitions for constructing the Lagos-Calabar coastal super highway, clarifying his stance and actions during his time in office.
During his tenure, Obi made it clear that structures obstructing existing roads without approval would be removed. He emphasized the necessity of prioritizing the restoration and maintenance of existing infrastructure, highlighting his strategic approach to infrastructure development.
Obi challenged any insinuation otherwise, inviting verification and evidence to support claims to the contrary.
Furthermore, Obi firmly rejected allegations of incitement against the government, emphasizing his commitment to fostering constructive dialogue and inclusivity.
He reiterated his commitment to national unity and progress, denouncing divisive politics based on ethnic or sectional interests.
Obi emphasized his steadfast dedication to serving with integrity, refusing to be swayed by ethnic politics. He urged all Nigerians to unite for a prosperous future.
Standing by his record as governor, Obi rejected attempts to distort the narrative for political gain. He reaffirmed his advocacy for the rights and well-being of all Nigerians, ensuring that development initiatives prioritize the people’s needs and that national resources are used with utmost efficiency.
