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There’s a different approach to campaigning in the news today.

Peter Obi has openly stated that he will not promise Nigerians 24-hour electricity within four years. 🇳🇬⚡️

According to him, while improving power supply is crucial, setting a 4-year deadline for 24/7 electricity isn't realistic. He prefers to set achievable targets and focus on long-term, sustainable fixes for the power sector rather than making promises just to win votes.

It’s a stark contrast to the usual political playbook. What do you think? Is honesty the best policy here, or do Nigerians need a leader who will promise the moon?

Read the full story here: https://newtelegraphng.com/i-wont-promise-nigerians-24-hour-electricity-in-four-years-obi/

Let me know your thoughts below! 👇🏾

There’s a different approach to campaigning in the news today. Peter Obi has openly stated that he...

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Obafemi EMILOLA, FIMC, CMC®: I think we are making the issue of electricity so complex as if it's really if we are that intentional in finding the right solutions to it
As a matter of fact, Nigeria has the capacity of materials that can enable her to generate energy comfortably
If we can prioritize more on our waste to energy...