The 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has shared some of the things he discussed with Nigerians in the diaspora regarding happenings in their home country.
Naija News reports Obi is currently on a three-day, three-city tour of the United States of America.
On Saturday, the former Governor disclosed that he spoke with the Nigerian community in Los Angeles, California.
According to him, he told them not to give up on Nigeria. He shared his belief that Nigeria can become a country “where systems work, where we shift from consumption to productivity, and where every citizen has an equal opportunity to thrive.”
Peter Obi stressed that a new Nigeria is possible.
“My Gratitude Tour to Nigerians in the Diaspora continued yesterday in Los Angeles, California, US, as I met with the Nigerian diaspora community and shared a consistent message of positive desire, admonishing them not to give up hope in Nigeria.
“I urged them to believe in a New Nigeria—a nation where systems work, where we shift from consumption to productivity, and where every citizen has an equal opportunity to thrive.
“To the Nigerians in California, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your support, which fuels our movement toward a just, equitable, and productive Nigeria. Together, we will build the foundation for a New Nigeria that is POssible! -PO,” the statement read.
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