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• Dr. Fidelis Anorue 3 months ago

  While I disdain nepostic and sectional view and perspectives on national issues, Reno Omokiri, tell us who is less ethno-centric than Peter Obi among all living politicians in Nigeria today.
  
  I take exception of former civ ...
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  While I disdain nepostic and sectional view and perspectives on national issues, Reno Omokiri, tell us who is less ethno-centric than Peter Obi among all living politicians in Nigeria today.
  
  I take exception of former civil presidents of Olusegun Obasanjo, and Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.These are nationalists. Costs of living were relatively low and prices of food/ basic essentials affordable.
  
  Peter Obi wears a nationalistic lens, in my view. He (Peter Obi) wants a new Nigeria (where there are rule of law, justice, free, fair and credible elections, productivity, equality, fairness, merit, social insurance for all, regular & sustained power supply / availability, employment andall gowth / development indices) that most Nigerians yearn and clamour for.

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• Dr. Fidelis Anorue 3 months ago

  While I disdain nepostic and sectional view and perspectives on national issues, Reno Omokiri, tell us who is less ethno-centric than Peter Obi among all living politicians in Nigeria today.
  
  I take exception of former civ ...
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  While I disdain nepostic and sectional view and perspectives on national issues, Reno Omokiri, tell us who is less ethno-centric than Peter Obi among all living politicians in Nigeria today.
  
  I take exception of former civil presidents of Olusegun Obasanjo, and Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.These are nationalists. Costs of living were relatively low and prices of food/ basic essentials affordable.
  
  Peter Obi wears a nationalistic lens, in my view. He (Peter Obi) wants a new Nigeria (where there are rule of law, justice, free, fair and credible elections, productivity, equality, fairness, merit, social insurance for all, regular & sustained power supply / availability, employment and all gowth / development indices) that most Nigerians yearn and clamour for.

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