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Peter Obi, a former presidential contender, has called for Nigerians to channel their love into sacrifice, devotion, and a fresh dedication to the country this Valentine’s Day rather than just sending flowers and romantic messages.
Valentine’s Day, which is observed on February 14th every year, is typically connected to romance, presents, and extravagant actions. But according to Obi, the day’s spirit need to go farther. He believes that love—not in sentimentality, but in responsible action—is what Nigeria itself needs.
“Love is not only feeling; it is sacrifice, discipline, and commitment to what is right, honesty, compassion, respect, and devotion to the common good,” the former governor of Anambra State added in a message posted on his 𝕏 page on Saturday with the heading, “Nigeria Needs Our Love in Action.”
Obi specifically urged young Nigerians to take advantage of the occasion to consider their contribution in determining the future of their nation. Patriotism, in his opinion, ought to be more than just a catchphrase. It ought to show in everyday decisions and public behavior.
Like a living thing, a nation thrives when it is nourished with love and attention. Promoting fair elections, opposing vices like corruption, greed, divisiveness, and mediocrity, and supporting only people with ability, dedication, and character are all part of loving Nigeria, according to Obi.
He maintained that having the guts to voice concerns when they arise and the self-control to provide practical remedies are essential components of true patriotism. The former presidential candidate asserted that being silent in the face of misconduct is neglect rather than neutrality.
Along with supporting justice, competence, transparency, human and developmental values, and investments in healthcare and education, it also entails identifying flaws and suggesting fixes. He went on to say, “Where division breeds conflict, unity fosters progress; where corruption destroys opportunity, integrity restores it.”
Obi claimed that it would have a revolutionary effect if Nigerians could bring the spirit of Valentine’s Day into the public sphere in addition to their private relationships. Communities would be more cohesive, families stronger, and government more responsible.
“Let’s celebrate love that uplifts families, communities, and our country on this Valentine’s Day. He asserted that when love turns into action, a new Nigeria can emerge.
He wished everyone a happy Valentine’s Day as he wrapped up his speech.
