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Peter Obi, a former presidential candidate for the Labour Party, has stated that entering politics is his worst regret in life.
The former governor of Anambra reportedly mentioned this when appearing as a guest at the SMFest in Owerri.
Reflecting on his life’s journey, Obi said that all of his accomplishments were the result of grace.
He clarified that although he frequently weighs his daily profits and losses and is happy with the balance, politics is still the one choice he occasionally wishes he had not made.
He described how he quit a lucrative business job to take up the role of governor of Anambra State.
He claimed that before to entering politics, he served as a director of multiple publicly traded corporations and as chairman of a bank.
He explained the significant shift from going to international retreats and board meetings in places like London and Cape Town to traveling to isolated villages and dealing with the challenging realities of governance.
“I have everything by his grace,” he remarked. Thus, he is unable to provide me with everything I require. However, I can examine my gains and losses every day. And it’s more, I told myself. What can I regret if it’s more? Entering politics, perhaps.
“Because I never held a political position.” This has nothing to do with me. You can go see if I tell you my net worth after I was elected governor of my state.
Imagine me walking out of the boardroom as a bank chairman. That’s what I became. I served as a director for roughly seven or eight publicly traded firms. The day I was named governor, I shared three of them. All I was aware of was attending board meetings and taking a single retreat in Cape Town, South Africa, and London.
“I started going to villages that I had never heard of before. And all of a sudden, I’m not in a challenging situation.
