Former Anambra State Governor and presidential hopeful, Peter Obi, don assure Nigerians say all the sacrifices wey dem don make because of the country no go waste as political activities begin gather momentum ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Obi give this assurance during the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) town hall meeting for Ikeja, Lagos State, where e outline some of the major plans wey e get for Nigeria if elected president.

According to reports by The Sun Nigeria, the former Labour Party presidential candidate urge Nigerians make dem no lose hope, insisting say Nigeria fit overcome its present challenges with good leadership, accountability and proper governance.

As part of im promises, Obi say e go tackle insecurity, improve electricity generation to 10,000 megawatts and establish functional primary healthcare centres for every ward across the country.

For education, e promise to make basic education free and compulsory, while also working to return 30 per cent of out-of-school children back to classrooms.

The presidential hopeful also promise to move Nigeria from an economy wey depend heavily on consumption to one wey focus on production, agriculture, manufacturing and job creation.

On security, Obi identify police reform as one of im priorities, promising better welfare for officers and recruitment of more graduates into the Nigeria Police Force.

As the 2027 elections dey draw closer, Obi call on Nigerians to remain hopeful and actively participate in the electoral process, stressing say their votes must count.

E maintain say with the right leadership and collective determination, Nigeria fit achieve the kind of development wey citizens don dey hope for.