The Coordinator, National Democratic Coalition for the Survival of Nigeria, Dr. Moses Ogidi Paul recounted a conversation with Peter Obi, who acknowledged the challenges faced by the Labour Party over the past 18 months, including campaigns, elections, and legal proceedings.
He stated that Obi emphasized that expectations for him to single-handedly resolve all issues and achieve immediate results are unrealistic.
Moses Paul said this in a post he shared on his official X handle.
According to Moses Paul;
“Peter Obi said, “Mo, we all joined the Labour Party about 18 months ago. We spent the first year on campaigns, elections, and court proceedings. And now, I am expected to become a superman, scattering everything and achieving instant results.” He continued, “I appreciate the patience and understanding of the Obidients and plead with them to let us be the example we want to see in our society. This is not the first time I have faced such challenging situations. In fact, this has been my trajectory in life – I am actually energized when people think I am weak and try to walk all over me for doing the right thing.”
“Mo, all I can assure you is that doing the right thing is not a sign of weakness. Humility and patience are virtues, not weaknesses. It is a long journey, and I am committed to it. I encourage the #Obidients to do the same – let us walk this path together, with faith and perseverance. We will get there, and our efforts will be worth it in the end”.”
