Iyom Josephine Ezeanyaeche, a 104-year-old woman, has endorsed the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi, to become president in Saturday’s election, saying they would make Nigeria an investment hub. THE PUNCH reports.Information Guide Nigeria
Ezeanyaeche popularly known as Mama Africa, stated this when she visited the LP’s office in Abuja.
According to her, the endorsement of Obi as the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was because he is qualified as the number one out of the four major contestants.
“The searchlight for his selection was nationally oriented and accepted for his visionary leadership, integrity, transparency, competence, capacity, character, selflessness, enlightenment, education, and nationalism.
“Calling him for this honourable task in our assessment will comfort Nigerians for a new beginning.
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“Obi will fix the economy and create jobs, if the economy is fixed, it will be easier to tackle insecurity, fight corruption and improve the social well-being of the people.NYSC portal
“Peter Obi will passionately undertake major constitutional changes that will bring about the devotion of power, fiscal federation and entrenching of good governance and rule of law.”
Ezeanyaeche said that Obi has a great opportunity to change the course of the country’s future for good. And he has the character, competence, and capacity to look at his previous achievements and previous performances.
She added that Obi would unite the people of Nigeria in all ramifications to make Nigeria one united family.
She said that Nigerians are long yielding for the younger generation to take the mantle of leadership to rescue her from her current predicament.JAMB Result
“Nigerians will be healed of the wounds caused by incompetent leadership,” she said.
