The National Youth Leader of the Labour Party (LP), Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, has called on the electorate to take their resentment to the polling units and massively vote out bad leaders, as he described Saturday as the biggest day of decision and a rare opportunity to choose between the real change Nigerians earnestly desired or continue to wallow in pain.
Prince Ahanotu said this on Sunday during a pre-election media briefing in Abuja.
The LP National Youth Leader noted that with the coming elections, Nigerians can take back their country and build a Nigeria that is free from epileptic power, poor healthcare, banditry, terrorism, food insecurity, unemployment, lawlessness, unpaid salaries, workers’ strikes, and all the other challenges that have plagued us for this long.
He assured Nigerians that Peter Obi’s emergence as the next Nigerian president would create jobs for the unemployed, lift people out of poverty, give every child a chance to go to school, end academic strikes and support the tertiary institutions, end police brutality, provide access to legal tender and support business growth, end petrol scarcity, build better infrastructure, ensure that workers are paid on time, end banditry and violent attacks on farmers and women in their communities, and make Nigeria a better place for all.
Prince Ahanotu enjoined all electorates to have faith in their patriotism and their commitment to a better Nigeria.
“We have run the race of campaigns, we have fought the battles, and now we leave it in your hands come Saturday.” “As victory stares, I await our celebration together on February 26, 2023, by God’s grace,” Prince Ahanot said.
