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“Building new schools when the old ones are moribund?”- Peter Obi On Why He Didn’t build new schools in Anambra as governor
- Building new schools when the old ones are moribund is just like building coastal lines when internal roads are impassable.
- I improved the quality, physical and mental well-being of the people, schools, had the basic things they needed and the people shone like stars and that was my manifesto.
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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, (LP), Mr Peter Obi, has responded to the question that he did not build a single new school through out his 8 years tenure as Governor of Anambra State.
Social media user, Reno Omokri, had last week hit out at Obi, challenging the the former Anambra State Governor and his followers to show a single school he started and finished in his eight years as governor.
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Reno promised a reward of Ten thousand US Dollars ($10,000) to anyone that could show a school built by Obi.
And responding to this during a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday, Obi said those who said that failed to avail themselves of his manifesto.
He said that when he came to Anambra State, education was in shambles, schools were closed and the state was number 26 in the country but by the time he left, Anambra was number one in the state.
“I improved the quality, physical and mental well-being of the people, schools, had the basic things they needed and the people shone like stars and that was my manifesto.
“Building new schools when the old ones are moribund is just like building coastal lines when internal roads are impassable.”
