According to Obi, he is not desperate for power and is more interested in character and integrity.
Peter Obi, a former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP has finally revealed his stance on the ongoing coalition talks.
According to Obi, he will take coalition's offer to serve a single term and hand over to the North in 2031.
He stated this while speaking during a Space session on X, formerly Twitter, tagged #PeterObiOnParallelFacts.
The session attracted over 10,000 live participants and almost 3,000 audience comments.
“If the agreement is one term, I will leave on May 28, 2031 — not even May 29.
“I am not desperate to be president.
“I am desperate to see Nigeria work,” Obi said, in response to a question from a user named Balactic.
Obi also noted that upholding zoning and respecting any agreement within the coalition reflects political maturity.