Labor Party Chieftain, Chief Dr. Patrick Osagie Eholor otherwise known as the Ultimate equal, has on Wednesday 22-2-23, expressed satisfaction on the Labor Party’s flagbearers constant reiterated promises, to revive the Nigerian Economy at all cost, if elected President.

“I am impressed to hear Mr. Peter Obi continually speaking about fixing the Nigerian eeconomy just like other world economies as Vietnam and Malaysia with little or no natural resources but have relatively descent exports”
Eholor also said

“It is so sad that Nigeria is doomed with poor leadership, and that is one of the worst challenges fueling corruption in the country and this has been linked to various politicians who have made Nigeria a failed state.”

Speaking further, he quoted the late Martin Luther King Jr. “ If a man has no job or an income, he has no life or liberty in the pursuit of happiness. He merely exists.”

Dr. Patrick also said that we must put an end to massive corruption and leaders with no foresight. It’s a shame for a country with undiluted natural resources with no countable achievements, poor health care, schools and social amenities.

“The average Nigerian kids does not only lack good nutrition, but he or she has never seen a doctor, this is a surprise and pathetic for a country like Nigeria, I must confess that it is not healthy for us to continue like this, most of our leaders have been liars and thieves. Religion is one of the problems we are facing as majority are very poor financially and academically, this make many of them looking for miracles because of the failed governments. The pastors are getting rich every day on the expense of the poor, the Imams are also buying houses across the world then Who is fooling who? It’s time for us to collectively take our country back, you cannot fool a crowd forever.” He said.

“However, let us remember voting is our civic responsibility. If you do not vote you have no right to complain about any bad governance, therefore let us forget about religion, ethnicity let us vote for the man of the people. Remember, education is not a privilege, it is a right for any child, health care is not also for the rich only. I have lived in Canada for over 35 years of my life l, medical care is for the rich and for the poor unlike in Nigeria.”