Peter Obi Compares India's Leader's Response to Plane Crash and Tinubu's Response to Benue Killings

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Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has drawn a comparison between President Bola Tinubu's response to the recent Benue killings and the reaction of India's leader to a plane crash. Obi expressed disappointment over Tinubu's absence from Nigeria amid worsening violence and insecurity, particularly in Plateau and Benue states.

Details of Obi's Criticism
- Obi likened Tinubu to a retreating CEO far from the headquarters of his failing company, emphasizing the need for the President to prioritize citizens' safety and security.
- He criticized Tinubu for being in France while over 150 Nigerians lost their lives to insecurity across the country in just two weeks.

Tinubu's Response to Benue Killings
- President Tinubu expressed deep sorrow over the recent bloodshed in Plateau State, where over 40 people were killed, and urged Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang to restore peace and order.
- Tinubu called for unity among religious and ethnic communities and appealed to leaders to work together to end the cycle of violence ¹.

Comparison to India's Leader's Response
- In contrast, when an Air India plane crashed, Tinubu expressed heartfelt condolences to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the people of India, and offered prayers for the families of the victims.
- Obi's comparison highlights the perceived disparity in Tinubu's responses to crises at home and abroad, sparking debate about leadership priorities.

Implications and Reactions
- Obi's comments have sparked discussions about the effectiveness of Tinubu's leadership in addressing pressing national issues.
- The Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has apologized to residents for the government's inability to protect them, while the Inspector General of Police has vowed to bring perpetrators to justice.
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