Former Governor and Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, in a reflective message on his social media account, emphasized the universality of imprisonment, stating, “WE ARE ALL PRISONERS.”
During the Easter celebration, Obi, accompanied by Archbishop Valerian Okeke, visited the Onitsha Correctional Centre, imparting hope and inspiration to inmates.
In his address, Obi underscored the need for all Nigerians to seek divine intervention and actively contribute to national development amidst pervasive challenges.
Acknowledging Archbishop Okeke’s humanitarian efforts, particularly the establishment of a Skill Centre for inmates, Obi commended the commitment to rehabilitation and skill development.
Expressing gratitude to prison authorities for their dedication to inmate welfare, Obi emphasized the importance of creating environments conducive to reform and growth.
Encouraging inmates to view their time in correctional facilities as an opportunity for self-improvement, Obi urged them to cultivate skills and embrace righteousness for societal integration upon release.
The visit culminated in prayers for collective liberation from societal afflictions, with Obi expressing optimism for a transformed Nigeria.
As the nation grapples with multifaceted challenges, Obi’s call for spiritual fortitude and proactive citizenship resonates with many, echoing the collective aspiration for a better future.
