Obi, vice presidential candidate of the PDP for the 2019 polls, made this known in an interview with Njenje Media.
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The former Governor made the call at Nkpor in Anambra State when he addressed National Directors of Religious Education.
Many Nigerians who thought that the fashion house was domiciled in China, reminded Obi that his attention was urgently needed back home in Nigeria with respect to the 2023 Presidency.
Obi expressed his joy at what he described as a landmark in the life of the bishop at a Thanksgiving Mass in Nnewi.
Obi, in a statement, hailed the elder statesman for his great fatherly role in Anambra State and his think-home philosophy.
Obi spoke on Saturday night after a Twitter, @FakeBuhari, threatened to sue him if he fails to declare before month end.
Obi in a condolence message made available Friday, encouraged Makinde, the good people of Oyo and the Alao-Akala family
The former Governor of Anambra State said if the trend is left unchecked, more Nigerians will be pushed into poverty.
He said this on Monday while answering questions from the newsmen at the Sam Mbakwe International Airport, Owerri.
Obi said this in his 2022 New Year Message, which was released to newsmen on Friday by his Media Office.
Obi is also a former vice presidential candidate who contested under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party in the 2019 elections.
Obi made the call in his 2021 Christmas Message to Nigerians, which was released by his Media Office on Saturday.
Pope Francis also appointed Archbishop Nwachukwu as Permanent Observer to the World Trade Organization and Representative of the Vatican to the International Migrations Organization.
Obi said this when he visited Madonna Catholic Hospital, Umuahia, where he donated N1.5 million to support the facility.
Obi, who attended the reception of many new SANs, spoke to the press at the reception for one of them, Peter Afuba.
Obi said this in a statement by his Media Office on Friday to mark the International Day for People with Disabilities.
Obi stated that part of the reasons Nigeria’s economy performed poorly on many fronts was because of the inadequate production of goods and services to satisfy local demand, thus encouraging excessive importation of such goods and services.
Obi spoke on Wednesday in a short statement made available to journalists on by his Media Aide, Valentine Obienyem.
However, Obi, who emerged as the governor of the state in 2006 and spent two terms in office, later defected to the Peoples Democratic Party in 2014. He became the Vice-Presidential candidate for the PDP in the 2019 general election.
Obi spoke during a visit to Our Lady of Lourdes Specialist Hospital and Our Lady of Lourdes College of Nursing Sciences, both in Ihiala, Anambra State.