Peter Obi: Anambrarians Speak Today under Obi, Anambra State has become one of the leading States in the country. This is just not a one-man report card. Hear the evidence of people who are not in the habit of dissimulating facts. According to the Catholic Archbishop of Onitsha, Valerian Okeke, “Gov. Obi is the most youth, education, development and future-friendly Governor. He is human person driven. He has continued to show that he has the best interest of the State at heart. May Anambra State never lack a leader like him.” In the words of the Anglican Bishop, Province on the Niger, Christian Efobi, referring to Obi, he used biblical passage to qualify him: “When the righteous are on the throne, the people rejoice.” Speaking on the same vein, the Catholic Bishop of Nnewi, Hilary Okeke said: “Governor Obi is always thinking and working to make things better through acts of love and philanthropy and has remained unrelenting in trying to make a difference in the life of the people. He lives an exemplary life and remains committed to building a model society with fear of God. With him Anambra is experiencing true governance.” For the Anglican Bishop of Onitsha, Owen Nwokolo, “What Anambra is witnessing under Obi is a revolution the like of which the State had not witnessed in the past.” Obi’s own Bishop and the Catholic Bishop of Awka would always say that the problem Anambra will face is getting somebody as good as Governor Obi to replace him. He had earlier, during the last ad Lima visit to Rome told the Emeritus Pope, His Holiness, Pope Benedict Xvii that Obi was an example of what Christians in politics should be, after which the Pope impacted Apostolic blessing on him. In the words of Archbishop Jude Okolo, the Apostolic Nuncio to Chad and Central African Republic, who is from Anambra State: “Obi has wiped away the tears of our people, when they had to bear the burden of incompetent and greedy rulers. He has inspired the youth unto righteousness. His sense of uprightness has reached far and wide. He has become a symbol of reference.” In the words of the former Primate of Anglican Church, Rev. Peter Akinola, “Peter Obi is a special gift from God and should be celebrated for his passion for the people of the State, his commitment to good governance, provision of basic things of life such as good roads, water, and health and education facilities, among other.” For the fiery Fr. Ejike Mbaka, “Obi is a man of vision, mission, focus, compassion, piety and integrity.” We can go on and on. I decided to limit the people’s view about him to top clergy men, who always speak without attachment.
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