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Obi joins protesting youths in National Assembly protest over Electoral Act amendment

Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State and presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 election, on Monday led protesters to the National Assembly in Abuja to oppose the Senate’s decision on the electronic transmission of election results.

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The energy of this man should be utilised for the good of the Nigerian people, as the number one citizen.

From Abuja to Lagos, Enugu, Asaba in Delta State, back to Lagos, and then off to Mazafa warehouse in Kano — moving in solidarity over the fire incident at Singer Market, all within just three days.

Nigerians and the future of Nigeria are always on his mind.
Watch out for his next move…

Arise and shine, Nigeria — a New Nigeria is POssible. 💪🇳🇬

We have tried tribe—it failed.
We have tried religion—it failed.
We have tried ethnicity—it failed.
We have tried nepotism—it failed.
We have tried regional politics—it failed.

It is time to choose a human being—one genuinely committed to all Nigerians, without bias or division.

Mr. Peter Obi is that man for 2027.

Breaking News 🚨: Peter Obi is the first Nigerian politician to openly and boldly declare that he has never stolen public funds.

Two years after making that statement, no individual, institution, or authority has come forward to challenge it or present evidence to prove him wrong.

The claim continues to spark conversations across the country, with supporters pointing to it as a rare stance on integrity in Nigerian politics, while critics remain silent on providing contrary proof.

If you belong to APC, PDP, NNPP, or ADC… hear this clearly:
2027 will not be politics as usual.

Because if they try to deny Peter Obi the mandate that the people freely give him, the outcry will shake this nation to its core — not with violence, but with the unstoppable voice of millions who are tired of suffering.

They will finally understand that true power does not sit in the hands of a few… it lives in the hearts of the people.
And in 2027, the people will speak loudly.

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