Peter Obi, the running mate to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar in the February 23 presidential election, has insisted that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) must produce the serve it used for the election.
Peter Obi, who spoke Ogbaru local government of Anambra State where he led the PDP family in the state to a special Thanksgiving victory service, said that all hopes were not lost in their bid to reclaim “the mandate Nigerians gave to us the PDP.”
The Presidential running mate reassured that as the court case is still on, PDP would not give up, saying: “INEC must provide the server they used, because they know what they used for the election. They used the server for the election and they must provide it.”
The victory thanksgiving service which held at Central School Atani, Ogbaru, was in honour of Senator Stella Odua, representing Anambra North senatorial district; Hon. Chukwuka Onyema, representing Ogbaru Federal constituency; Hon. Noble Igwe, representing Ogbaru 1 and Hon. Somto Udeze, representing Ogbaru 11, both of Anambra State House of Assembly.
Peter Obi, who was two-term governor of Anambra State, expressed the need for all to be faithful to God as without God it would have been impossible for PDP to achieve anything in the election.
“The election has come and gone and now is the reality. We have to thank God Almighty for without Him, we would not have succeeded in the election.”
He advised the newly-elected lawmakers to consider the interest of the masses first and use public money for public good.
“You are nearer to the people. There is no road in Ogbaru and so many areas need to be revived again. There is a lot of work to be done in Ogbaru constituency.
“So many people are hungry, so many things are happening to Nigeria. Let those who are in power today please use public money for public good. Our children are not working because there are no jobs. People are not working while some are working and suffering. We have to know that it is time to work as we are nearer to the people.”
