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Peter Obi: Nigerian women more productive, less corrupt than men

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
January 9, 2023
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Peter Obi: Nigerian women more productive, less corrupt than men

The presidential candidate of Labour Party( LP), Peter Gregory Obi, has said that Nigerian women are more productive and less corrupt than their male counterparts.

Obi made this claim recently during The Peoples Townhall meeting organized by Channels Television.

During the meeting, Ebere Ifendu, President Women in  Politics Forum (WIPF), remarked that the percentage of women in governance is very low and asked Obi how he plans to address this.

She said: “I want to ask you specifically, what will you be doing to change the status of women in governance.”

In his response, Obi revealed all the key positions women held in Anambra State when he was the governor and promised to bring more women into government if elected president in the forthcoming general elections.

He said: “I can say it without anything; women are more productive in Nigeria than men any day, any time. I worked with them when I was in the banking industry; they saved the bank. ‘

“I wish our men would do the same thing. And they (women) are less corrupt; they are easily satisfied with little.

“Men will just go on and on, forgetting that it is public money they are taking.”

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