Take a look at how Peter Obi started politics. Before 2003 only few people knew who is called Peter Obi. what entise people most about him is his selfless appearance and the need to tell the people that their is a problem in Anambra leadership which many did not see as obstacle to the destiny of we Igbos because we dont take politics serious. He came up with this question: Anambra are we cursed or are we the cause? This question alwayz remind me of 13months strike due to non payment of teachers salaries. Nevertheless, he won massively in the election. His election was rigged by the same people that kept us at home for 13good months they rigged in favour of Ngige. Peter Obi took up a legal battle for his mandate and got it back after 3yrs. Obasanjo begged him to join PDP then he refused. Before he could settle down to start his work he was impeached by few members of the house illegally because the whole house was PDP and he is in APGA man alone but as maradona he went back to court for another legal battle to get back his seat. After 3months he was cleared and he went back to his seat . Before he could look back it is 2007 for another general election he did not contest rather he went back to court for them to intepret the law for him based on the hickups he got in his mandate and administration. He was in the court and election was held Andy Uba took over the seat. Court later ruled that Obis tenure have not elapse after 3months that makes Andy Uba the shortest serving governor in the history of Nigeria. Peter Obi took over the power again and rode on it till 2010 and got re-elected now he is rounding up the wonderful and historical journey in his life. With this piece we all have seen that he did not serve for eight yrs as claimed he served for seven yrs only. Today he is king of Anambra politics because he got the whole experience, belief me. So I plea the indulgence of Nigerians to give him one more yr. Lolzzzzzzz. Wonderful people....
Posted on: Sat, 15 Feb 2014 06:25:34 +0000
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