Peter Obi: If Elected I‘ll Ensure Nigerians Go To Bed Without Being Hungry

The Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, (NDC) Peter Obi, has assured that if elected in 2027 his administration will make sure that Nigerians can go to bed without being hungry.

Addressing participants during a town hall meeting held in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, Obi promised to build a new Nigeria where Nigerians will be happy without fear of insecurity, hunger and poverty.

He said a prosperous and a united Nigeria is possible with good leadership, adding that his administration would fight corruption, unite and secure the country.

Obi said he would provide jobs by creating massive opportunities for the youths to establish businesses.

He stressed that the present government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should as a matter of urgency address the deteriorating security challenges facing the country, promising to confront the insecurity head long if elected.

Obi while promising to tackle insecurity said his government would restore peace across the country.

He lamented the persistent insurgency and attacks that have displaced communities and made life difficult for millions of Nigerians.

The NDC presidential candidate further assured young Nigerians of greater inclusion in governance, particularly through employment opportunities, insisting that they would have a place in his administration.

Obi, a former Anambra State governor said he has listened to Nigerians and is prepared to turn things around for the good of all citizens.

According to him, “We are seeking office to be able to ensure that people can go to bed without being hungry. We will care for you. We are not a government for a few people. We are seeking office to unite Nigeria and secure the country. Nigeria is one” he said.

Earlier, Peter Obi, his running mate, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and the NDC officials visited the Tor Tiv and chairman Benue State Council of Chiefs and traditional rulers, Prof. James Ayatse in his palace in Gboko and after proceeded to Yelewata, a community along Makurdi- Lafia Road in Guma LGA of Benue State where over 100 residents were massacred by the suspected terrorists on June 13, 2025.