“My boss” – APC governor hails Peter Obi (Video)


The Governor of Niger State, Umaru Bago, has praised Peter Obi, a Former Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, for his recent comments on the need for Nigeria to become ‘Productive’.

Bago praised Obi after receiving the Award of the Leadership Governor of the Year 2023 in Abuja recently.

“We have cleared deliberately over a million hectares of land. So, my boss (Peter-Obi), you’re very right to what you have said. We have no reason to be poor.”

“People may not like you, but they must hear you. Because what you say is the Gospel Truth.


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“Nigeria needs to be PRODUCTIVE.. You cannot be out of poverty unless you start to produce….”, he said.


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