Yinusa Tanko, a spokesperson for the OBIDATTI Presidential campaign council, responded to Peter Gregory Obi’s philanthropic act with admiration and praise. Obi, a presidential aspirant from the labour party, generously donated 100 bags of rice and a sum of N5 million to support internally displaced individuals in Plateau state. Tanko commended Obi for his compassionate gesture, which he saw as a profound display of love, care, and empathy towards those affected by the displacement.
Tanko believes that Obi’s actions stand in contrast to what he perceives as lacking in the current administration. He emphasized the significance of such acts of kindness and compassion, stating that they exemplify the essential qualities required in a leader. In Tanko’s view, the present administration could benefit from adopting a similar approach to address the needs and concerns of the people. He suggested that the lack of empathy and care in the current government could contribute to the call for reclaiming their mandate.
Tanko’s response to Obi’s donation reflects his belief in the importance of a leader who genuinely cares for the welfare of the people. He expressed admiration for Obi’s compassion and subtly implied that the current administration could learn from his approach. Tanko also emphasized the need to reclaim their mandate as a possible solution to address the perceived absence of care and empathy in the present government.
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