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Peter Obi most transformative force in Nigerian politics in two decades – Sam Amadi
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Peter Obi most transformative force in Nigerian politics in two decades – Sam Amadi

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Former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, Sam Amadi, has described the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi and his Obidient followers as the most transformative force in Nigerian politics in the past two and half decades.

Amadi said Obi and his followers brought so much ideas, energy and vehemence into Nigerian politics.

Posting on X, Amadi urged Obi and his followers to be resolute and press harder in 2027.

He wrote: “@PeterObi and his Obidients have been the most transformative force in Nigerian politics in the two and half decades.

“The energies, the disruption and the ideas and vehemence they brought to Nigerian politics have parallel only in the 1960s.

“It does not mean they are good or bad people. It means they have been immensely transformative. Any serious and fair-minded political scientist will admit this.

“They should be resolute and press harder in 2027.”

Peter Obi most transformative force in Nigerian politics in two decades – Sam Amadi

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