I Had Disturbing Insecurity When I Became Gov,I Had To Tell OBJ ‘Mr President Allow Me To Do It’-Obi

Speaking during an interview on Arise News, Peter Obi has shared insights into the security challenges he faced during his tenure as governor of Anambra State, including his engagement with former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Obi spoke about the level of insecurity he encountered upon assuming office, noting that the situation required urgent attention and decisive action. His remarks come amid ongoing national conversations about leadership approaches to addressing security concerns.

According to him, “I had what I can call disturbing insecurity when I became the governor of Anambra State. It got to the stage where I had to come here and tell President Obasanjo, ‘Mr. President, this is what I want to do, and you must allow me to do it.’”

He explained that the challenges at the time necessitated direct engagement with the federal government, emphasizing that collaboration between different levels of authority is often essential in tackling security issues effectively.

The former governor highlighted the importance of taking responsibility and acting swiftly when faced with critical situations. He added that ensuring the safety of citizens remains a central duty of leadership, requiring both courage and coordination…. See More

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