Obi said he has no intention of using public office to settle political scores or persecute those with opposing views. He maintained that leadership should be guided by fairness, accountability and respect for the rule of law rather than personal or political interests.
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The former Anambra State governor said a healthy democracy requires strong opposition parties that are free to question government decisions and offer alternative ideas. He added that constructive criticism should not be treated as an attack but as an important part of good governance.
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Speaking on the country’s security situation, particularly in northern Nigeria, Obi said he would bring together opposition leaders and other key stakeholders to seek practical solutions if elected president. He explained that national challenges require collective efforts instead of political division.
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Obi added that his administration would focus on making government institutions work effectively while creating an environment where every political group can participate freely in building the country. He said cooperation across party lines would remain an important part of his approach to governance.
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