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Peter Obi: “Humility Is Not Weakness” — Why He Says Nobody Owns Rascality

Written by Mary Bassey

Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has stressed that humility should not be mistaken for weakness, declaring that no individual has a monopoly on rascality.

The statement, which highlights the importance of humility and responsible conduct, carries a message against interpreting calmness and restraint as signs of weakness.

Obi’s remark, “Humility is not a weakness. It is a virtue. Nobody has a monopoly of rascality,” suggests that being respectful does not mean a person cannot stand up to provocation or respond firmly when necessary.

The comment is likely to draw attention amid ongoing political debates in Nigeria, where exchanges among political figures often attract public reactions.

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