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Tema, Ghana
Joined March 2019
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There is a kind of love that no amount of money can purchase, no political machinery can manufacture, and no army of hired voices can imitate. It must be earned, quietly, through the hearts of ordinary people. And that, perhaps, is what makes Peter Obi so remarkable. He is LITERALLY that man!.
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A massive salute to our fearless Nigerian youths who have taken to the streets to campaign for the Peter Obi–Kwankwaso ticket ahead of the 2027 presidential election. This is YOUR mandate. You are running for President through HE Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. The future is in your hands. Own it. Defend it. Deliver it.
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The love is massive.
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At this rate if we allow this man remain in Aso Rock beyond 2027 we have failed our children and upcoming generations. Listen to his campaigns and see how disjointed this man is from our realites. A ruinous cónman intentional on destroying Nigeria
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After you finish watching this video, you would know that APC from top to bottom is a disaster party 👀
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Peter Obi touch down Jos and the whole state is on shutdown, his vehicle could not move because of the massive crowd. TINUBU SHOULD FORGET NEXT YEAR ELECTION
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PHOTO-SYNTHESIS ''The first picture is of the ambulance park in front of ONE hospital somewhere in the Midlands, England, the same country where Tinubu comes to get treated and where his children and grandchildren live currently. Instead of seeing a similar picture under
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Video showing Northern youths expressing their displeasure with President Tinubu during an APC campaign, sparking reactions online.
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So this is the rubbish some idióts called manifesto? We'll, we'll and we'll.. Tinubu know say his supporters na mainly moróns anyway, that's why.
We will provide you with reliable power in Nigeria. - President Tinubu promises reliable electricity in Nigeria today at APC presidential Rally in Jigawa State.
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This man wants to set this country on fire
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I sometimes wonder whether Nigerians truly appreciate the peculiar nature of the political persecution Peter Obi has endured in Nigeria. The people looting this country dry have searched for his weaknesses, questioned his decisions, attacked his character and subjected him to every manner of political hostility. Yet, amid all this noise, certain accusations have never been established against him: 1. Falsification of his age, we all know the day he was born and where he grew up. 2. Forgery of his academic certificates, Peter Obi will show you all his school certificates if you ever request for it. 3. Drug-related criminal allegations is not on his records, he is also not in the FBI files. 4. Embezzlement of public funds is not in his political records. And to be honest here lies the irony, in a country where public office has too often become a refuge for those who cannot explain their own conduct, a man is being relentlessly attacked without these particular scandals being established against him and perhaps this is what troubles his adversaries most. Not that he is beyond criticism, but that their hostility cannot substitute for evidence. If you cannot recognise or appreciate what makes Peter Obi different from other politicians, particularly the absence of these established controversies, then I doubt anything I say will change your mind.
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Democracy is not a marketplace. The people's mandate is not a commodity, and no political officeholder has the right to purchase the conscience or electoral choices of Nigerians. The reported statement by the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, that every councillor who delivers his ward for President Tinubu will receive ₦10 million is deeply disturbing and demands urgent public explanation. His words were: "Any councillor that delivers his ward will get N10 million reward." The fundamental questions are: What does it mean to deliver an entire ward? Who is funding this reward? And what exactly is expected of the councillors in return? Let the law speak. Section 125(1)(a) of the Electoral Act 2026 criminalises corrupt gifts, offers or promises intended to induce someone to procure votes or secure the return of a candidate to elective office. Section 22(c) also criminalises buying or offering to buy votes. Let me be clear, not every financial reward to a political organiser automatically constitutes electoral bribery. Its purpose, conditions and circumstances must be established. However, attaching a ₦10 million financial reward to delivering a ward for a presidential candidate raises serious questions that INEC and relevant law enforcement authorities must investigate. Our position is straightforward: 1. A ward is not a political estate. Councillors cannot own, sell or guarantee the votes of citizens. 2. Electoral bribery is a crime, not a political strategy. No individual, regardless of political office or influence, is above the law. 3. Public resources must never become instruments of political inducement. Nigerians deserve transparency about the source and purpose of this money. 4. INEC must act without fear or favour. Investigate this declaration and establish whether it violates the Electoral Act. I insist that our commitment must go beyond winning elections. We must defend the integrity of the electoral process itself. Mr Wike must understand that a presidential mandate is not a contract between a minister and councillors. It is the sovereign expression of the Nigerian people. We will organise, mobilise, persuade and campaign. But we will not surrender the conscience of our people to financial inducement. THE PEOPLE'S VOTES ARE NOT FOR SALE. NIGERIA'S DEMOCRACY MUST NOT BE AUCTIONED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Dr. Mo National Coordinator, Global Obidient Movement
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I dare Tinubu to show us a picture that comes anywhere close to this one. We’ll be waiting.
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2027, since thugs can't work, the judges will work to repay the "free" house Wike gave to them. The devil's gift.
375 judges sworn in for 2027 election tribunals vanguardngr.com/2026/11/just…
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Something powerful is happening across Nigeria. The youths are really getting more serious for this Peter Obi presidential ambition. Today in Edo State, after hearing the threats of some thugs challenging the Obidients to do a rally in Edo. Immediately after hearing the news, the youths of the state quickly mobilized for a powerful campaign for Peter Obi. And no thug had the courage to show up. 😥
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Best shot for Akulga/Asalga Federal Constituency Vote Wisely Vote NDC
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Nigerians have tested Bola Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar, but Peter Obi has never been given the opportunity to lead this country. It’s time to give Peter Obi a chance in 2027. 🇳🇬
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You think your votes don't count? Ask yourself why did Tinubu suspend Tax reforms, WAEC/ NECO fee increments etc if he didn't care about your votes? He knows with those your anger will be hotter and his chances slimmer.
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The City Boys Movement is reportedly collecting people’s PVCs and copying their VINs. @inecnigeria, doesn’t this amount to election rigging even before election day? If you have family in the villages, call and warn them not to hand over their PVC just so the VIN can be copied. People are giving out their PVCs simply because of the Umbrella 🌂. Can you imagine the level of poverty driving this? #TinubuMustGo #SayNoToAPC
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OPEN LETTER TO INTERNATIONAL BODIES AND INDIVIDUALS FUNDING INEC IN NIGERIA Dear International Partners, @UN @EUinNigeria @USinNigeria @marcorubio We appreciate your support for Nigeria’s electoral process. However, we urge you to pay closer attention to the growing concerns surrounding INEC’s independence and credibility. INEC has continued to face serious proven allegation over the creation of additional polling units without adequate public explanation and the disappearance or deletion of millions of Nigerians’ voter registration details. An electoral commission must serve the people, not the interests of a sitting government. We are deeply concerned about INEC’s ability to guarantee credible, free and fair elections in 2027. We therefore call on international partners to suspend unconditional funding and demand transparency, accountability and verifiable electoral reforms before providing further support. Do not just fund INEC; hold INEC accountable. Nigeria cannot afford another compromised election. The consequences of electoral manipulation could threaten national stability and extend beyond our borders. The future of Nigeria’s democracy must not be sacrificed to political interests.
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