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    Obi Urges Nigerians to Honor Pa Ayo Adebanjo by Advancing His Fight for Justice

    By National UpdateFebruary 15, 2025 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Following the passing of Pa Ayo Adebanjo at the age of 96, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has called on Nigerians to see his death not as the end of his struggle but as a renewed call to action for justice, fairness, and democracy.

    Obi urged Nigerians to transform their grief into determination, ensuring that the values Pa Adebanjo championed—equity, good governance, and inclusion—remain alive.

    “May his death serve as a renewed call to action for all who believe in justice and fairness,” Obi declared in his heartfelt tribute.

    Describing Pa Adebanjo as more than just a political leader, Obi praised him as a fearless advocate who stood against oppression and injustice for decades. He emphasized that Adebanjo’s endorsement in the 2023 elections was not about partisanship but a commitment to principle.

    Reflecting on their last conversation, Obi recalled the elder statesman’s powerful words: “Always stand on the path of justice.”
    He affirmed that these words will continue to guide him and should inspire all Nigerians to fight for a just and equitable society.

    “Pa Adebanjo’s passing is not just a moment of national mourning; it is a wake-up call. The struggle for a Nigeria built on justice, fairness, and inclusion is far from over. As we bid farewell to a great patriot, let us not let his sacrifices be in vain. Now, more than ever, we must unite to demand good governance, equity, and a Nigeria that works for all.”

    For years, Pa Adebanjo was a relentless voice against political injustice, advocating for power rotation, restructuring, and a more inclusive Nigeria. His passing places a new responsibility on those who share his vision—to keep the fire of justice burning.

    As Nigeria reflects on his impactful life, the message is clear: the best way to honor Pa Ayo Adebanjo is to continue his fight.

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