Peter Obi Promises to Fight Corruption and Improve Nigeria by 2027

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has promised to combat corruption and ensure public funds benefit all Nigerians if he is elected in 2027. He made this commitment during a town hall meeting in Calabar on Wednesday.

Obi emphasized his focus on national unity, security, education, and healthcare. He stated that his administration would take strong action against corruption and prevent the misuse of public money for personal interests. “We want people to stop stealing public money. Public money must be used for public good and for the welfare of the people,” he said.

Addressing the issue of insecurity, Obi highlighted the importance of uniting Nigeria to effectively tackle security challenges. He declared, “If we unite Nigeria today, we will have the strength to fight insecurity.” He also assured that security agencies would actively pursue kidnappers and work to rescue abducted schoolchildren.

Obi committed to increasing investments in education and healthcare, calling these sectors vital for national growth. He described his political approach as a new way of governing that emphasizes shared responsibility and a commitment to transforming Nigeria.

The town hall meeting was designed to encourage residents to voice their questions and concerns. Obi stated, “You are free to ask any question. No restriction. Make any comment. That is why we are here.”