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Ichie Fred Chukwulobe, a seasoned media strategist and former chief press secretary to former Nambra State Governor Dr. Chris Ngige, has expressed serious concerns about Peter Obi’s prospects in the 2027 presidential election, according to a report published in The Sun.. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Chukwulobe acknowledged Obi’s desire to bring about national transformation, but cautioned that his goals may eventually be derailed by ingrained structural obstacles and ethnic tensions.
According to Peter Obi, he wants to run in order to fix the nation. I regret to inform you that he does not have a road to become our nation’s president,” he said. “Nigerians frequently assert that they desire effective leadership, but their behavior contradicts that assertion.” Chukwulobe maintained that the country’s electoral decisions are still influenced by tribalism, voter indifference, and a lack of political will. He underlined that rather than being based on common national ideals, the idea of a “good leader” is still mostly determined by regional views.
“The political establishment will probably oppose Peter Obi’s rise as long as he is primarily perceived through the prism of ethnicity—as an Igbo man seeking reform,” he stated. Chukwulobe clarified that his opinions were meant to provide a fair evaluation of Nigeria’s political landscape rather than to criticize Obi. I’m only expressing a sentiment based on disenchantment, he said, adding, “This may sound defeatist, and some might accuse me of undermining Obi.” Although the nation frequently expresses a desire for change, it hardly ever backs the people who actually embody that goal.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
