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Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the general election of 2023, has denounced the purported giving of expensive cars to state coordinators of a political mobilization organization purportedly connected to the Federal Government.
In a message posted on his 𝕏 account on Thursday, Obi called the development a “profound insensitivity” to the suffering of Nigerians.
In response to accusations that state coordinators of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, a political platform purportedly being mobilized ahead of the 2027 elections, received Toyota Land Cruiser jeeps, Hilux trucks, and Hummer buses as gifts from President Bola Tinubu, Obi claimed the action was an example of misdirected priorities.
“The decision of any government to allocate limited public resources for distributing luxury vehicles… is not only insensitive but also represents a serious moral failure at a time when Nigerians are struggling with hunger, unemployment, and insecurity,” Obi said.
While millions struggle with poverty, Obi criticized the purported exploitation of public funds for political theater.
“Those in leadership positions continue to flaunt their wealth by driving brand-new Land Cruisers, Hiluxes, and Hummers, while ordinary Nigerians struggle with poverty and hopelessness,” he stated.
He claims that such behavior amounts to using the suffering of the public “as mere background for political theatrics.”
This is not a form of government. It shows a deep lack of empathy and a betrayal of public confidence under the garb of a political ploy,” he continued.
“Nigerians Need Food, Jobs, Security, Not Convoys” emphasized that genuine leadership should concentrate on resolving the nation’s urgent problems, which range from insecurity and inadequate healthcare to hunger and unemployment.
“Leadership should prioritize feeding the hungry, ensuring that the sick have access to healthcare, giving millions of unemployed youth hope again, and safeguarding our communities, especially during these trying times. He stated, “It shouldn’t be about campaigning for votes or showing off expensive cars.”
Noting that the reported vehicle distribution is a “tragic misplacement of priorities,” the former governor of Anambra State also bemoaned the hardships faced by Nigerian families, including as growing insecurity, maternal health issues, and school tuition.
