Peter Obi pays tribute to late US President Jimmy Carter, Highlights His Impact on Nigeria

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Peter Obi, the former Governor of Anambra State and the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, issued a heartfelt statement mourning the passing of President Jimmy Carter of the United States of America.

Obi praised Carter’s life as a testament to service, humility, and an unwavering commitment to humanity.

For Nigeria and Africa, Carter’s contributions were not just distant policies but direct interventions that saved lives, transformed communities, and inspired generations. His relentless fight against diseases such as Guinea worm and river blindness through The Carter Center remains etched in the annals of global health advocacy. Carter’s work reached some of the most marginalized and vulnerable communities in Africa, demonstrating that leadership transcends borders when driven by compassion.

In Nigeria, Carter’s initiatives brought hope and relief to countless citizens. Through his advocacy and the empowerment of local systems, he provided tools for sustainable development. Beyond health, his deep-seated belief in democracy and justice resonated with those fighting for freedom and equality worldwide.

Obi extended his thoughts and prayers to Carter’s family, the American people, and all who cherished his profound legacy. He concluded by wishing Carter eternal peace, acknowledging that he fought the good fight and finished his race with grace.

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