Lagos is central to politics and good governance not Anambra – Peter Obi

The former Governor of Anambra State and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has emphasized the significance of Lagos in Nigerian politics and governance.

After his campaign rally, he expressed his gratitude towards the people of Lagos State for their support and acknowledged the role of the Obidient Family and the Lagos State Labour Party, PCC and LOC members.

According to Obi, Lagos has proven to be a cosmopolitan city and a central hub for politics and good governance in Nigeria. He went on to tweet his appreciation, saying “Eko Oni Baje” (Lagos will never spoil), indicating his admiration for the city’s resilience and significance.

Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria, is a city with a population of over 21 million people. It is a melting pot of different cultures, religions, and ethnicities, making it one of the most diverse cities in the country. The city has a rich history, dating back to the 16th century, and has grown to become a hub for business, trade, and commerce.

In recent years, Lagos has also become a center for political activity, with the city serving as the platform for several key political decisions that have shaped the country’s future. The city’s centrality to politics and governance makes it a crucial area for presidential candidates to pay attention to and engage with.

Peter Obi’s appreciation of Lagos and its significance in Nigerian politics highlights the need for political leaders to recognize the importance of this dynamic city and its diverse population. He has shown that he recognizes the need to pay attention to the needs and concerns of the people of Lagos, which is a positive step towards good governance.

Peter Obi’s statement on Lagos and its significance in Nigerian politics underscores the importance of this city and the role it plays in shaping the future of the country.

Political leaders must recognize the value of Lagos and the diverse population that resides there, and work towards ensuring that their needs and concerns are addressed.