Former Anambra State governor, Peter Obi has enjoined Nigerians to let of of the popular ‘my turn’ mentality.
While speaking on the major disadvantages of tribalism, the former presidential candidate of the Labour party has called on all Nigerians to reject the “My turn” syndrome.
Peter Obi, while using the case study of Kemi Badenoch, who just got elected as the UK Conservative Party leader as an example, he explained how her success has helo inspire more Nigerians about their potentials.
Taking to his X handle, Peter Obi praised Kemi, while also viewing it as an encouraging example for Nigerian and African youth.
He said;
“The news of Nigerian-born Kemi Badenoch’s election as leader of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom couldn’t have come at a better time, as events in Nigeria have left many questioning their own potential,”
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“Her election is a testament to the global potential of Nigerian and African youth,” he added
As we celebrate Kemi’s achievement, let it serve as a catalyst for change in Nigeria. It’s time to move beyond outdated traditions of tribalism, religious bias, and the ‘my turn’ syndrome,” Obi urged.
“A new generation of leaders who embody competence, integrity, and fresh perspectives can pave the way for a better future for Nigeria and Africa.” he stated.
