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Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Peter Obi, on Monday night, assured aspirants of the party that their sacrifices and commitment to building a new Nigeria will not be in vain even if they eventually fail to secure party tickets.
The party is committed to building a political institution based on service, fairness, inclusion and internal democracy, and not personal interests and transactional politics, Obi, who spoke in Abuja on Monday night, said.
He commended the aspirants for making themselves available for public service at a trying time in Nigeria’s history, stressing that their courage and sacrifices would be rewarded by the party.
I promise you, your sacrifice will not be in vain. “All of us will not be successful, all of us will not be chosen, all of us will not be winners, but it is time we start recognising people who have worked so hard for this country,” Obi said.
He urged party members not to be deterred by temporary setbacks, emphasizing that the task of rebuilding the country required sacrifice and perseverance.
He said the NDC was not being formed as a platform for opportunistic politicians seeking ephemeral relevance but as a permanent political movement that would outlive its founders.
“We are not creating a special purpose vehicle for anyone. “We are creating a party that will stand the test of time, a party of principles and service, not a one-man show,” he said.
Obi also touched on his recent visit to South Africa where he met with government officials and former President Thabo Mbeki over the plight of Nigerians living in the country.
He lamented the worsening condition of Nigerians abroad, adding that many citizens had lost confidence in their homeland due to insecurity, economic hardship and poor governance.
“If things were working in Nigeria the way it should, most of our people abroad would not be there,” he said. Some of them told me that they would rather die there than go back home because things are worse in Nigeria.”
Obi lamented that Nigeria’s prestige had fallen globally, recalling how the country had played prominent roles in peacekeeping operations across the globe in past decades.
“Nigeria used to lead United Nations peacekeeping operations around the world, but now Nigeria can’t even secure itself. That is unacceptable,” he said.
Also speaking at the dinner, the National Leader of NDC and former Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, said the party had concluded arrangements to introduce electronic voting for its congresses and primary elections.
Dickson said the party had already developed a digital voting platform that would allow registered members to cast their votes using their mobile phones but said its deployment was delayed to allow for proper testing and consultations with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
“We wanted to shock Nigeria with e-voting but we do not want mistakes or glitches. “By the next round of elections, every registered voter in NDC will vote through their phones,” he said.
“The NDC is a movement that is meant to outlive the ambitions of individual politicians,” the senator said.
“We’re creating together a monumental movement that will outlast us all. “The NDC is not a transactional vehicle for anybody.” Dickson said.
