Peter Obi, Leading Political Revolution – LP Nat’l Woman Leader 

The current political revolution and the widespread movements by young Nigerians, according to the National Woman Leader of the Labour Party, LP, Mrs. Dudu Manuga, have transcended persons and political parties.

iexclusivenews reports that on Friday in Lagos, Manuga participated in a Meet and Greet interactive session with a few female organization leaders.

Mrs. Dudu Manuga asserts that the movements started by the LP and Mr. Peter Obi, its presidential candidate, have demonstrated that Nigerians were fed up with ineffective governance, corruption, escalating insecurity, and economic stagnation.

She said: “If you look at what’s going on now in the country, it’s no longer about politics, it’s a revolution, a massive movement.

“It shows that Nigerians have reached that point of saying we are tired, we have had enough of things the way they are and we want a change.

“A lot of things are not going right with the country and it seems that nobody that should care is caring especially those in leadership.

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“People are tired of what has been, and where the political leaders have brought us to. So Peter Obi has come to give them a glimpse of that change that they want to see, he’s the one giving Nigerians hope.

“So what’s going on in Nigeria and even in the diaspora is not about Labour Party. It is beyond Peter Obi. It’s just that the time has come and Nigerians are saying this is our time for change and LP and Obi happen to be the ones that are giving them the hope. So, it’s about a new Nigeria that everybody wants.”

The event, according to the education and humanitarian expert from Gombe State, was planned to bring together women who have the LP, Lagos, and Nigeria’s interests at heart.

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In order for them to get to know one another and be inspired to take action by reaching out to other women in advance of the elections in 2023.

“Women play a critical role when it comes to elections in Nigeria, from the grassroots to the national level. We know that women when they are determined, and committed, they can stand and remain dogged and can protect what belongs to them.

“So, we have come to encourage ourselves, to remind ourselves that 2023 elections are about our tomorrow and that of children and grandchildren. It’s about a new Nigeria, it’s about that Nigeria we thought we have lost, but we are seeing a glimpse of hope and we want to stretch our hands as women and take hold of it and ensure we bring it back for our children, our grandchildren and generations to come”, the woman stated.