Trading experience required in Nigeria’s bilateral relations with countries -Peter Obi

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By Christiana Ekpa

The Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi Wednesday told Nigerian youths about his love for trading and how he became a banker by accident.

Obi told the cheering youths that even when he was schooling at the University of Nigeria (UNN), he was trading and was able to build the branch of Savannah Bank in Nsukka as a businessman/student. 

He said “everything about governance is trading, the negotiation and all the bilateral talks with and between countries, agencies, contractors or workers are trading and governance requires a good trader who can negotiate well.

“Where we are in this country now requires a leader to negotiate us out of our problems, when I say I will negotiate with agitators, it’s from my background that you must accommodate everybody into your shop whether he is buying or not and decipher who is a customer and a passerby.

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“Even in my passport, it is shown that I am a trader, but some said I should be a banker because I was the chairman of a bank, but I became a banker by accident. My love is in trading because in it you are equipped to face any challenges including governance.”

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