Nwafor, an architect and former Managing Director/ CEO of Anambra State Housing Development Corporation when Obi was governor told journalists in an interview on Tuesday morning in Awka that Obi’s victory will extend far into other regions of the country given the enthusiasm people of diverse cultures and ethnicity showed on his Presidential aspiration.
He said this showed that Obi is not just a Nigerian phenomenon but a global brand many countries would wish to have as their president.
Describing Obi as “a President waiting to be crowned that will take Nigeria from consumption to production, creating wealth across the land and getting us to realise our potentials for all that God has given to us that was wasted” said, “we are looking forward to the realisation and recovery of all that”.
He said, “Peter Obi is a global brand, he is not a Nigerian phenomenon, the biggest and the best brand in Nigeria today who can decipher Nigeria’s problems, analyse them and adduce the solutions. He has the maturity, the candidature, the education, the versatility and the wisdom; and I dare say that Peter Obi’s presidency will show Nigerians what they have missed all these years”.
On some lapses discovered on the Voters register, Nwafor the party has drawn the attention of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to it but warned that the coming election is like no other in Nigeria because “Nigeria is sitting on her belly, and if there is no rescue now, the entire nation will go down. Everything is down, everything has collapsed, so the only way we can begin a rescue is for everybody saddled with her rescue to do it righteously and effectively.
He said Nigerians only need to know how Obi governed Anambra State to foresee the glorious times ahead if he wins.
According to him, “Obi’s governance brought decency, stability and advancement. He didn’t have scandals and a reckless kind of living. He gave character, gave the vision, and gave direction. If you worked, you were paid, if he makes procurement the products were paid for and at that time we took it for granted.
(Source: independent.ng)
