Peter Obi On Black Leaders: Their Legacy Is One Of Wickedness

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Former Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticized Nigerian politicians, stating that since gaining independence from colonial rule, they have only fostered “wickedness.” Obi pointed out that many of the resources managed by colonial rulers have been neglected and left to deteriorate. He expressed doubts about the value of independence, given the widespread waste of resources……. CONTINUE READING

In an interview with Why Not Afrika, Obi discussed the economic decline in the Onitsha area of the River Niger. He noted that the region was once a thriving economic hub, thanks to infrastructure established by the colonial administration. However, Nigerian leaders have allowed these assets to fall into disrepair.

Obi emphasized that the River Niger, if properly managed like Egypt’s Nile, could significantly enhance Nigeria’s logistics system. He lamented the squandered potential, stating that while the Nile contributes greatly to Egypt, the Niger has not been utilized effectively. He criticized the current leadership for their lack of concern for societal development, labeling the wasted resources as a significant failure of post-colonial governance.

“The resources left behind by the colonial masters were neglected and allowed to decay,” Obi remarked. “This neglect raises questions about the real benefits of independence, as it seems the black leadership has contributed little beyond fostering mismanagement and waste.”

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