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Peter Obi, presidential candidate of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has narrated an experience when he was a state governor where a young school girl in a public engagement openly asked him about promises he made and did not fulfill.
It was gathered that the former Anambra Governor in an interview with Advocacy For Good Governance explained that the moment occurred during an interactive town hall meeting meant to link government officials with members of the public.
The session was supposed to be a free-for-all talk but it took a different turn when a student from a junior secondary school was allowed to speak.
Obi said the girl got up and asked him outright why he made promises he never kept.
The former Labour Party presidential candidate said the question changed the mood in the room with many people becoming quiet and listening more intently to the issue she raised.
He said he didn’t ignore her complaint but investigated the problem to see what she was talking about.
The inquiry revealed that there had been a promise to make some repairs and improvements in her school, but that it had not been completed at the time.
“I was at a town hall meeting,” Obi said, “and this girl put her hand up to talk. I went up to her to ask her question in front of everyone. She looked at me and asked, “Why do you make promises you don’t keep?” That question changed the atmosphere in the room and everybody became silent. Instead of ignoring it I decided to find out what she was talking about.
“And I found out that there was a promise made about repairs and improvements in her school that had not been done. “I immediately asked for the problem to be solved. That was a moment that stuck with me, because it showed how closely citizens, even children, watch leaders.
“Leaders must be coachable to be corrected by anyone. “Accountability is making sure promises to the people are delivered. If leaders stay close to the people, they will better understand the real problems. “When leaders do what they say they will do, trust in government rises.”
