Peter Obi has stressed that True wealth is built on integrity, character, and purpose. It uplifts society, promotes education, reduces poverty, and creates opportunities for others and Nigeria cannot achieve greatness while celebrating corruption and rewarding dishonesty. “Money is necessary, but it is only a small part of real wealth,” he noted.
According to Obi, some Nigerian internet fra¥dsters, popularly known as “Yahoo boys”, possess exceptional creativity that can be harnessed for national growth. “Some of our so-called Yahoo boys are geniuses who need redirection, not condemnation. Their creativity and courage.
Obi said it was important because it addressed “a vice that has eroded our values the greed for material possessions.”. He urged Nigerian youths to rediscover the dignity of labour, emphasising that nations are built “not by miracles but by men and women who think, work, and build.”
Obi thanked Bishop Owen Nwokolo of the Diocese on the Niger and commended the organisers for promoting discipline and value-based leadership among young Nigerians.
