Ahead of the February 26th Presidential election, Da Soul Media Ltd has revealed plans to launch a book that interrogates the person of the labour party candidate, Peter Obi to affirm that he embodies what it requires to ultimately get the people’s overwhelming mandate to become the President of the country.
Chairman, Dasoul Media Editorial Board, Joe Bankole who disclosed this Monday in Abuja at a press meeting said the book titled “Business Unusual – Postulating Peter Obi’s Presidency,” has been packaged by the author and publishers to unveil what the administration of Peter Obi will do if voted into power.
According to Bankole, Business Unusual which postulates what a Peter Obi Presidency looks like will hit the book stands with a bang shortly.
He said that the unveiling will be announced after due
consultation with the Peter Obi team comprising the Campaign council and the Labour Party under the guidance of the Labour Party Presidential Candidate.
His words: “Every effort geared at advancing the political fortunes of the entity called Nigeria is the task of every patriotic Nigerian who looks forward to seeing this country overcome its self-inflicted problems. This work is part of the funding tools for the Peter Obi Presidency.
“Funds realized from this will go to that objective after settling all various expenditures that made it happen.
“The media, being a major partner in the Nigerian democratic process, is hereby invited to be part of this journey which many patriotic Nigerians look forward to.
“In view of what Nigerians have experienced at the hands of politicians who have largely disappointed them over the past four decades, Nigerians must be sensitized on this book and what it brings on board the Nigerian political journey.
“It provides a bird’s-eye view of the virtues found in Obi that are common with every great President such as a strong vision for the country’s future, an ability to put their perspective of history into governance at the national level, effective communication skills, the courage to make effective decisions, crisis management skills, character and integrity, wise
appointments and an ability to work smoothly with the parliament.
“The book provides a scintillating survey of the meaning of the truth and insight into what makes Obi tick and the very nature of his experience in corporate Nigerian and political administration where he cut his teeth in Anambra State.
“It presents Obi with his exceptional leadership qualities and clear message on how to make Nigeria great again by changing the character of government as it has been known over the past decades.
“The book is a collection of verifiable evidence, collective perspectives of what has now evolved into the political revolution christened the Obi-dient Movement, documentation of insightful conversations with Peter Obi, his political party, and what they also term to be his shadow cabinet.
“Divided into twelve chapters, the book details the rich profile of Obi, his estate, his businesses, footprints in corporate Nigeria, key support instruments for private sector growth, and takeaway experiences that can impact his tenure as president.
“Business Unusual” documents the gargantuan governance milestones achieved as Governor of Anambra State which are aptly captured in The Legacy of Peter Obi in Anambra, postulations about what politics at the Center will look like, and what informed his decision to run for President of
Nigeria.
“It gives insight into Obi’s take on security as a priority to National Development, the organic birth of the Obi-dient movement the Oath of office/inauguration ceremonies, and postulations as to what to expect in
“The book targets a variety of the reading population who stand to gain great insight into this phenomenon called Obi that the usually politically taciturn and unperturbed youths suddenly found worthy of their support.
“It is hoped that it provides additional impetus for Peter Obi’s inner circle of supporters, the intellectuals, and eggheads around him.
“These are those who have burnt all bridges to pitch their tents with him in his quest for the presidency of Nigeria. Without any doubt, many of his passionate supporters just like his person will want to own a copy for their terse libraries and surprisingly, there is a great number of admirers, some of whom are barely literate, who will also
want to own one and tell their friends – “you see that Peter Obi book, I get am,” in their faltering English or pidgin.
“This club of owners of the book may never get past the photos of Obi inside but the joy of owning the book to show off among friends and fellow traders is enough satisfaction.”
