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Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, has pledged to unite Nigeria, end insecurity, and lift millions out of poverty if elected in 2027. Obi outlined his agenda during a town hall meeting in Jos, Plateau State, emphasizing national unity, security, economic productivity, and accountable leadership. He also addressed controversies surrounding his tenure as Anambra governor, questioning the $123.77m debt figure reported by the state government. Meanwhile, a Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Finbarr Chukwu, apologized for singing a campaign song associated with Obi during a church service, stating he joined in spontaneously. Additionally, the Anambra State Traffic Management Agency suspended some officers for singing an NDC campaign song while on duty.
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