Obi’s principled approach to infrastructure, restoring, not disrupting – Moses Paul slams Umahi over false comment

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In a powerful rebuttal, Dr. Moses Paul, the advocates of the Free Nigerian Movement and Team Peter Obi, have vehemently opposed the distortion of truth surrounding Peter Obi’s tenure as governor of Anambra State.

The article sets the record straight, particularly regarding the ongoing demolitions for the construction of the coastal super highway.

Clearing the Air on Demolitions

The article makes it clear that the allegations of Peter Obi demolishing properties without compensation during his tenure are outright falsehoods. His stance was consistent – he pledged to remove any structure obstructing existing roads, not to indiscriminately tear down properties. Everything he removed was encroaching on the road without government approval.

Prioritizing Restoration over Disruption

Peter Obi’s actions speak for themselves. The article cites the transformation of the Onitsha North Stadium, which he restored to its original purpose as a sporting facility, demolishing structures that obstructed it. This is just one of many examples that demonstrate his commitment to improving existing infrastructure rather than embarking on ambitious projects that disrupt livelihoods.

Aligning Actions with Arguments

The article highlights how Peter Obi’s actions align with his arguments – he prioritizes repairing existing infrastructure over creating new ones that may never be completed, leading to job losses and economic disruption. The comparison drawn between his actions on Brewery Road and the current coastal super highway project is unfounded, as he removed structures on existing roads, not designed new ones to disrupt communities.

Rejecting Baseless Accusations

The article firmly rejects accusations of inciting particular groups against the government, calling them baseless attempts to tarnish Peter Obi’s character. His dedication lies in constructive dialogue and inclusion, not divisive politics. The claims of instigation are mere distractions, as he advocates for unity and progress, rejecting reactionary politics and remaining steadfast in his commitment to serving with integrity.

Cautioning Dave Umahi

The article also addresses the recent actions of Dave Umahi, noting his departure from his role as an engineer and his disregard for procurement due process, which is concerning. The article suggests that Umahi should be cautioned by relevant professional bodies such as NSE and COREN, and if he considers Peter Obi his brother, he should heed the warnings and avoid actions that could lead to disgrace or legal repercussions.

In conclusion, the article paints a clear picture of Peter Obi’s principled approach to infrastructure development, where he prioritizes restoring and improving existing infrastructure over disruptive new projects. His leadership exemplifies honesty, integrity, and a genuine concern for the welfare of Nigerians, and the article calls for the rejection of the manipulation of facts and a united effort for a prosperous future under leaders who prioritize the needs of the people.

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