Felix Morka Slams Peter Obi’s Pessimism, Defends Tinubu Administration’s Progress
In a scathing response to Peter Obi’s recent remarks, Felix Morka, a prominent figure in the political landscape, has criticized the Labour Party leader for his constant pessimism and unfavorable assessments of Nigeria’s current administration. Morka, a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), firmly defended President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, emphasizing the strides made in the nation’s development despite challenges.
Addressing Obi’s ongoing criticisms, Morka asserted that the progress achieved under Tinubu’s government is significant and tangible. He rejected Obi’s bleak view of the nation’s future and highlighted the transformative changes brought about by the administration in sectors such as infrastructure, the economy, and security. Morka accused Obi of undermining these efforts by focusing on negativity rather than recognizing the positive strides made by the government.
Morka also called for a more constructive approach to national discourse, urging politicians to focus on solutions rather than continuously pointing out flaws. He insisted that Nigeria’s progress, although still a work in progress, was undeniable, and that optimism and collaboration were needed to take the country to greater heights.
In conclusion, Morka emphasized that while there are certainly areas that require attention, the Tinubu administration has laid down a solid foundation for long-term growth, and it is time for the opposition to recognize this and contribute positively to the nation’s development.
