OBI/KWANKWASO TALKS NIGERIA, THE KADUNA TOWNHALL
Yesterday, after my visit to the Sheikh Muhammad Sambo Memorial Islamic Institute in Rigachikun, Kaduna, I joined my running mate, His Excellency, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and candidates of our party for an interactive town hall meeting organised by the party.
The town hall, which is a continuation of our series of engagements with citizens following the one we recently held in Port Harcourt, again afforded us the opportunity to interact directly with our fellow citizens, listen to their concerns, answer their questions and hear their contributions on the critical issues facing our country today.
Our response was to reassure our dear compatriots of our commitment to uniting our nation, pulling our people out of poverty, investing in healthcare and education, and aggressively tackling insecurity, so that our people can safely return to their homes, communities and farms.
We also spoke about the need to address the endemic corruption and inefficiencies in the fuel subsidy regime, reduce the burden of fuel costs on Nigerians, and create an economy that supports our citizens to live decent and dignified lives in their own country.
Let me use this opportunity once again to call on our opponents to also speak directly with the people and listen to their feedback. The very essence of democracy is people-centred governance. Leaders and aspiring leaders must therefore leave their comfort zones and interface directly with the people they seek to serve.
I thank our party leadership and the organisers of this town hall for a job well done, and I congratulate the good people of Kaduna State for their renewed commitment to supporting a leadership that listens to and respects their concerns.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK. -PO
The response to this has been interesting, I didn't expect to see many people supporting her. Which means we are aware of our work culture and the effort leaders need to put to get even basic things done.
Perhaps that 'toxic boss' is a reflection of your poor work ethic.
remember when nicki posted this on AM I THE DRAMA? release week just to draw attention to herself as usual…then her delusional fans ended up believing that album was actually coming out, but it NEVER did mind u 😭
meanwhile Cardi’s album still charting to this day, karma hitting hard huh 😂
48 hours later and you’re all still discussing me. 😭
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Happy anniversary to AM I THE DRAMA? the album really did live up to its name.. the way it was something new every day 😭 Thank you so much to my team, thank you to my fans, and thank you to my little baby boy who was in my tummy the whole way giving me soooo much strength. Should we do it again next year??? 🤔