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NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi has dismissed claims that he would divide Nigeria if elected, insisting that his record of humanitarian interventions across the North, South-West and North-Central demonstrates his commitment to national unity.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Obi rejected criticism from former Borno Governor Ali Modu Sheriff, saying his actions over the years reflect his dedication to every part of the country.
He cited visits to Borno during the Boko Haram insurgency, donations to flood victims, borehole projects in northern communities, and support for Almajiri schools and a School of Nursing in Bauchi. He said his presidency “will commence the healing and the unity that is required to stabilise and build a better Nigeria.”
Key Points:
Obi rejected claims that he would divide Nigeria if elected president.
He cited visits to Borno, Benue and other northern states during crises.
He funded boreholes in Gombe, Kaduna and other northern communities.
He supports Almajiri schools in Kano and Bauchi and a School of Nursing in Bauchi.
He said his presidency will “commence the healing and unity” of Nigeria.
As the 2027 elections approach, his ability to build bridges across Nigeria’s diverse regions will be critical to his electoral prospects.
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