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I don't care which party you come from; you are my friend. Alex Otti of Abia State is also doing very well. It is not about the differences in languages and place of birth.

"No one of us has control of the mother tongue. God created us, and you can find yourself in Enugu, Onitsha or Lagos. We are all members of one huge family called Nigeria, but we live in different rooms in the same house.

"We must build this house to satisfy our immediate and future needs," - PBAT speaks in Enugu

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00:00You see, it shows so much of the richness of the animal side, no matter how much of
00:22a structure, concrete or metal you build, without a good successor, you have got nothing.
00:42I'm glad Enugu has a very, very good tomorrow, today, and I salute Futaba for his commitment
01:08to development. You've built up a good team. I've reviewed a number of things with you,
01:22and Abuja, you've encouraged me on the technological advancement of the states, the commitment
01:36you have for private sector. I know your background. You know, the election is over. We have to
01:48move the nation forward. And you are demonstrating that commitment, irrevocable commitment, to
01:57human development. I don't care which party you come from. My friend. This is Alex Oti.
02:19I see many of you doing well, very focused. And it's not about the difference in languages
02:39and place of birth. No one of us has control of the mother tongue. You are created by God.
02:54You find yourself in Enugu, or you find yourself in Indonesia, inside yourself in Lagos. You
03:03are all a member of one big, huge family. So Nigeria was living in different rooms in
03:18the same house. This house, we must build it. Build it to satisfy our immediate need,
03:34which is not going to be enough yet, but our tomorrow too. That is why the removal of the
03:45was necessary. You cannot spend the future of generations yet unborn in advance. Don't
03:59bankrupt the nation before they are born. I know people will fight, grumble, abuse me
04:10and everything. But I ask for the job. I know what it takes. I believe in myself. And I
04:23believe I can gather a very good team and build a nation. It's our country. We have
04:32to work really hard for it to be a nation that you can be proud of. Change the narrative.
04:45Negative comment about Nigeria. I'm not taking that. I'm very proud of Nigeria. You all should
04:59be proud of Nigeria. Oba is proud of Nigeria. Using everything possible to improve security of
05:08lives and property, to attract foreign investment and other investors locally. Yes, I've listened
05:21to your questions about security. There's no better investment that you can make than the
05:31effective security of life. And I saw those vehicles, the stress rapid response is the way
05:42to go. It looked like the other name I created in Lagos. Rapid response. Please, continue to
05:55cooperate and collaborate with your son, brother, friend here who is really committed to pushing
06:09the development of a new good state and be a good symbol of southeastern state for that matter.
06:24I'm proud. The question of red line is a work in progress. I inherited some of these critical
06:37problems and I'm going to do it.
06:41Applause
06:49Support for the gas infrastructure. Sure, gas is alternative fuel. And there's no
07:02wasting of time. But invest more in it. We'll do it together. I'm lucky. I have good governors.
07:16No, some may be angry with me locally. But we just have to push. The pig, Yoruba, we say Yoruba,
07:33that the pig will get to the slaughter. But there will be a lot of noise. Live with the noise.
07:45Applause
07:47Thank you very much.
07:49Applause

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