Former presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has vowed to continue fighting for a better Nigeria, even if it means paying the supreme price.
Reflecting on the challenges of being in the opposition, Obi decried the intimidation, isolation and sabotage he had faced, but reaffirmed his commitment to pushing for reforms that would uplift ordinary Nigerians.
Responding to questions from newsmen after his New Year’s address to the nation, he said: “It is extremely difficult to be in opposition in this country, everything is against you. People don’t want to see you or associate with you because they fear government backlash.
“My businesses and personal life have been attacked, but I’ve made up my mind. If this is the end, so be it.”
Obi described the Nigerian political system as hostile to opposition voices, with deliberate efforts to silence dissent.
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