Prabowo: We Don't Want To Stop Before The People Are Prosperous

Supporters of Prabowo-Gibran crowded the KoNI Sario Manado Field, in the Prabowo Presidential Candidate campaign area which will bring an oration. BETWEEN A/Karoel A POlakitan (1)

MANAD0 - Presidential Candidate Prabowo Subianto during a campaign at KONI Sario Manado Field, North Sulawesi said he did not want to stop before the people prospered.

"Now that we actually rest, we see that there are still people whose lives are difficult. We don't want to stop before our people prosper, we don't want to rest before our people prosper, we don't want our people to be difficult," Prabowo said in Manado as reported by ANTAARA, Monday, February 5.

Prabowo reiterated that it was not willing for Indonesia's wealth to be taken abroad and only a handful of rich people.

"We are not willing, we will fight to eliminate corruption in Indonesia," Prabowo said firmly.

Prabowo was in the pouring rain, even so, said the presidential candidate number two, he did not feel cold and wet.

"Ladies and gentlemen, if you guys are raining, I have to rain too, but I don't feel cold, I don't feel wet because I get excited vibrations," he said.

The presence of Prabowo-Gibran supporters who packed Sario Manado's KONI Square, he said, gave energy, gave strength and gave trust.

Prabowo started the campaign oration by apologizing to his supporters who had stood waiting for him for hours.

"Thank you for this great welcome, brothers and sisters, I heard it has been standing here for hours, I'm sorry," he said.

From Manado's Sam Ratulangi Airport to Langowan, Minahasa Regency, Prabowo was greeted by the people with extraordinary respect.

"Usually only an hour and a half (the airport trip to Langowan), so three and a half hours. So I'm sorry. From Langowan to Manado, the same is true, the people are also on the side of the road from earlier, they can't come quickly. And now I see you standing even though it's raining, still loyal waiting for me. If you can get wet, I can also get wet," he said.