Enzo

[Enzo @Enzolee1402]

@Morris_Monye Need a good Phone (device) for my football content between now to December
IJN
" FROM MY FINGERS TO HIS EARS"

[Yvonne O. @thisyvonne_]

Prayers for PO.
Day 36/100

The race is not to the swift neither the battle to the strong but time & chance happen to them all. Lord, the time has come for Nigeria to experience good leadership, cause Peter Obi to become the president of this nation come 2027 in Jesus name,Amen!

[Chiogo Constance Ikokwu PhD @Ccikokwu]

I read from the media that Minister Nyesom Wike has accused the Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) Mr. Peter Obi of causing division and lawlessness due to the rendition of the old national anthem by NDC supporters in Lagos yesterday during Mr. Obi’s town hall meeting. Can you imagine? If this report is true, Minister Wike needs to look in the mirror. It is extraordinary that someone whose political conduct in and outside Rivers State has been widely associated with deep divisions, political upheaval and prolonged instability, can suddenly appoint himself the moral referee of Nigerian politics.

His role in the political controversies surrounding the 2023 presidential election in Rivers, his open political manoeuvring across party lines - PDP/APC, and the confusion his actions have generated make his latest sermon particularly difficult to take seriously. You cannot be an arsonist in your own backyard and turn up elsewhere preaching fire safety. Minister Wike has no moral authority to lecture others on political tolerance, unity or responsible leadership. He should put his own house in order before attempting to police the conduct of others.

For the avoidance of doubt, the rendition of the old national anthem in Lagos was entirely imromptu, initiated by the people themselves. It was not scripted, orchestrated or planned by anyone. It was simply in the moment, as expressed by citizens, nothing more, nothing less. And if you watched another part of the video, they went on to sing the current national anthem. Minister Wike should stop distracting Nigerians from the gargantuan failures of the government he’s trying very hard to sell. We need to focus on the issues that matter to Nigerians in this election – the economy, and the crippling hardship inflicted by the APC government.

Vote NDC.

Signed,
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu
Spokesperson NDC National Campaign Council

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

NDC presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, currently in Asaba, Delta State, as the crowd celebrates while he prepares to address them.

[Esther Umoh @EstherUmoh10]

We’re all waiting for our flight after a hectic day and madam Aisha is just gushing about her husband. I’m done😑🚶‍♀️

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

LAGOS STATE_ : REAFFIRMING COMMITMENT TO PEACE, ELECTORAL INTEGRITY AMID POLITICAL INTIMIDATION

Yesterday, 12th November 2026, I arrived in Lagos from Abuja to attend the commendation service of my very dear elder brother, Chief Sir Okey Ezibe, KSC, which took place at Our Saviour’s Church, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, as part of the activities leading to the funeral of the distinguished businessman and people-builder.

At the close of the service, I proceeded to Oregun to join our supporters and participants at the Lagos State edition of our ongoing series of town hall meetings across the country.

Earlier, I had been informed that a group of thugs had mobilised to attack participants who arrived early for the meeting. Let me reiterate that the political violence being enabled by certain political actors against our supporters is an ill wind that blows no one any good. Anarchy consumes everyone. We will remain law-abiding, even in the face of extreme provocation.

Despite the disruption and the concerns surrounding the event, we proceeded with our town hall meeting. As usual, participants raised important questions and concerns about reviving the economy, reducing the high cost of living, tackling endemic corruption, addressing insecurity, caring for vulnerable citizens, and protecting the integrity of our elections.

In my remarks, I emphasised that the first responsibility of any government is to secure the country and unite its people around a shared purpose. I also outlined our commitment to policies that will reduce the cost of living, improve the welfare of Nigerians, and aggressively invest in critical areas of development, particularly healthcare and education, while addressing poverty and the needs of vulnerable citizens.

On the forthcoming elections, I reminded participants that protecting the integrity of the electoral process is a shared responsibility. Every effort must be made to ensure that votes are properly protected, from the polling unit through ward collation to the final collation and declaration of results.
Our party, the NDC, will also fulfil the responsibility to deploy competent agents to polling units to observe and document the process.

I encouraged our people to eschew violence while remaining peaceful, vigilant, and resolute in defending their democratic rights.

I thank the organisers of the town hall meeting for their efforts. My appreciation also goes to our candidates in Lagos State for their continued dedication and to the good people of Lagos State for their participation and commitment to peaceful democratic engagement.

A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Dr Mo (Moses Paul) @Drmopaul]

A NATIONAL CALL TO UNITY, STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT AND RENEWED COMMITMENT

GLOBAL PETER OBI SUPPORTERS SUMMIT 2026

Saturday, 21st November 2026 | 11:00 AM (Nigeria Time)
Obidient Headquarters, Life Camp, Abuja, FCT

All National, Zonal and State Coordinators, Leaders of Peter Obi Support Groups, Movement Stakeholders, Diaspora Representatives, Youth Leaders and Members of the Obidient Family Across Nigeria.

There are moments in the life of a movement when history demands more than enthusiasm, more than individual commitments, and more than the strength of separate structures. Such moments demand unity of purpose, strategic alignment, institutional coordination and a collective determination to translate shared convictions into measurable national impact.

The Global Peter Obi Supporters Summit is one such moment. On Saturday, 21st November 2026, we will gather in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, for what promises to be one of the most consequential gatherings in the history of the Obidient Movement and the wider family of supporters committed to the Nigerian project represented by His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi.

With Mr @PeterObi as our Special Guest of Honour, this summit is not simply another political gathering, celebration or opportunity for speeches. It is an important moment to bring together the people, structures, relationships, experiences and organisational capacities that have sustained this movement across Nigeria and around the world.

For years, the Obidient phenomenon has demonstrated that a different Nigeria is possible. From the streets and communities of our country to university campuses, professional networks, villages, cities and the Nigerian diaspora, millions of citizens have found common ground in the demand for accountable leadership, responsible governance, economic opportunity, justice and a country that works for everyone.

We have come a long way. We have made sacrifices, confronted challenges, survived disagreements and continued to hold firmly to the conviction that Nigeria deserves better.

But as we approach the 2027 general election, we must recognise that the next chapter requires a higher level of organisation, cooperation, discipline and strategic coordination.

The time has come to move from fragmented strength to coordinated national capacity. The task before us is bigger than 2027. The legacy we must build must outlive generations.

I look forward to welcoming you all to Abuja.

One Movement. One Shared Vision. One Collective Responsibility.

A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE TOGETHER!

With profound respect and commitment,

Dr. Moses Paul
National Coordinator, Global Obidient Movement

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[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

Met with @PeterObi and @AishaYesufu and the Obidient team at the Airport lounge today.

Nigeria will be OK.

[Enzo @Enzolee1402]

@olumamaa Lol the same Jesus did not condemned that woman that committed Adultry

[Buchi Laba @Buchi_Laba]

I have avoided this Peter Obi talk with congratulating the under-17 girls at the airport because I have been so busy!!

Let’s talk: Peter Obi has to understand this fact that he’s the biggest problem for APC and anything the government is sponsoring… they will never let him close, so the best he can do is stay away from them and focus on your focus.

You’re in a country that’s clueless and everybody is trying to please their masters, so you don’t expect the NSC to let you greet the girls or the Super Eagles before the president! For a presidency that has failed woefully and is looking for a win, and they luckily got a win, and you that’s their main opposition want to greet the team first, whether at the airport or anywhere!! This government will chase out every single soul from the NFF and NSC!

A government that has been In office for four years and they’re campaigning crazily like they’re contesting for the first time. A government saying I will instead of I have done! A desperate, wicked government!!

Stay away from them, Peter Obi, and focus on your campaign. All these Nonsense distractions are annoying! Nonsense!!

[Enzo @Enzolee1402]

The funny thing na say you go fit still pull this graduation gan and still enter the POP settings again

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

This is inspiring 👏

[PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 @MamaPee__]

Na only God Know Wetin I Don go Join So😭😩🤣💔 kwankwasiyyas please nau😂

[PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 @MamaPee__]

LAGOSIANS MAKING HISTORY😭❤️

GOSH I LOVE THIS MOMENT‼️

NIGERIA MUSTTTT BE OK🇳🇬✅

[Channels Television @channelstv]

‘They Pushed Us To The Wall,’ Injured NDC Supporter Recounts Attack By Thugs

“When I arrived out here, we reacted to our president without fear. They started fighting back, breaking our vehicles, and destroying property,” the injured supporter told Channels Television, adding that attendees retaliated in self-defence despite being outnumbered and warning of heightened tensions ahead of the 2027 elections.

[Amber 😘💋 @TheRealCEOAmber]

We’re all voting for Peter Obi come 2027, right? 👀

🔁 YES - Retweet this post.

[5STAR💈 @5starbarber_1]

I think everyone should be free to vote for whoever they want. That’s the beauty of democracy. Respect everyone’s choice.

“Don’t force Peter Obi on us”

Guy, e be like say hand never really meet una well. Na the easy yahoo money and hookup wey girls dey do dey collect free N100k/night dey make una no really understand the condition of this country.

I remember when ODUMODU dashed me N500k just for promoting his song, MOTION SICKNESS. Of course, I thanked him and showed appreciation. But now wey elon no dey pay again, e don make me realise say I no really appreciate that money enough. Me wey dey collect sure $200–$300 back then, I don dey used do that kind regular wir that time.

As the money stop ehn😂😂😂

Guy, N500k no be small money. Odindin, half a million! If you wan make N500k in real life, omo, you go work o😂

Because you dey make easy money from Yahoo or hookup no mean say everybody dey enjoy the same privilege. Be intentional about the condition of the people of the country. No even come tell people say voting no matter.

Guyyyy, people dey suffer o.

It’s genuinely not easy to make money out there.

One of my friends, wey we finish uni together July this year dey work for one company dey collect N70k monthly as normal entry level nau. Guyyyy, almost five months now, e never even see N300k😭😭😭

So when people talk about the economy, unemployment, insecurity and the general condition of this country, abeg, understand where they’re coming from.

No be everybody dey cash out. No be everybody dey collect dollars.

Some people are genuinely struggling to survive.

VOTE PETER OBI ABEEG! 🇳🇬❤️

[Chiogo Constance Ikokwu PhD @Ccikokwu]

NDC Press Release 12 Nov 2026

NDC to Shettima: Stop Attacking Statistics, Start Addressing Nigeria's Reality

The obsession of the APC-led government with attacking the candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Peter Obi, for citing statistics is both troubling and revealing. Instead of confronting the evidence he presents about Nigeria’s worsening economic and social conditions with facts and numbers, the government and its supporters would rather attack the messenger, as well as throwing cheap shots that do not address the real issues.

Statistics are not insults. They are not political weapons. They are tools for measuring progress, exposing failure and guiding public policy. A government that is confident in its performance should welcome scrutiny, not wage war against the numbers.

The shame is in presiding over worsening conditions while refusing to learn from countries that have made measurable progress, using Peter Obi’s model. Nigerians are going through harrowing times and numbers don’t lie. Let’s look at a few.

Petrol rose from an average of N238.11 per litre in May 2023 to between N1,300 and N1,435 per litre in 2026. Fifty kg bag of rice climbed from roughly N35,000 to N40,000 in mid-2023 to between N50,000 and N90,000+ in 2026, depending on the brand and market.

Fifty kg bag of cement increased from roughly N4,010 to N5,300 in 2023 to between N10,500 and N15,000 in 2026. Loaf of bread more than doubled from N500 to N700 in 2023 to N1,200 to N2,000 in 2026. Urban house rent increased by an estimated 80% to 120% in major cities such as Lagos and Abuja.

If the government disagrees with Mr Obi's figures, let it publish credible data, explain its methodology and demonstrate where his analysis is wrong. You do not defeat statistics by insulting the person who cites them. You defeat them with better statistics.

This is precisely why Mr Obi's insistence on evidence, measurable outcomes and learning from successful economies matters. Governance must be about results, not excuses; measurable progress, not propaganda; and the welfare of citizens, not the protection of political reputations.

Let’s examine other countries that could be peers. It’s a fact that Bangladesh is a developing country with a population of about 178 million peoplewhile Nigeria has over 200 million people. It is a verifiable statistic that Bangladesh achieved significant poverty reduction between 2010 and 2022 lifting about 34 million people out of poverty which reduced extreme poverty rates from 12.2% to 5.6%. It is also widely known and confirmed that the significant poverty reduction was achieved through five key pillars- Agricultural growth, Export-oriented manufacturing, microfinance and NGOs, Social Safety Nets and Human Capital/Infrastructure.

As the above pillars through which Bangladesh significantly reduced poverty are not too difficult to understand, the appropriate thing a patriotic and effective government would have done is to humbly and diligently learn to see how Nigeria can also significantly reduce our embarrassing and shameful poverty level. Moreover, just as it is in Bangladesh, so it is of the remarkable leadership in Vietnam, Rwanda, Morocco, India and many other developing nations.

Unfortunately, the incompetent APC government cannot give what it does not have. They are unwilling to learn, limited in their world view and consumed by their quest for state capture and control of our resources. That is the reason why our richly endowed and blessed Nigeria is now classified as the poverty capital of the world with about 63% poverty rate and about over 140 million Nigerians multi-dimensionally poor.
It is also the reason why the recent UNDP report disturbingly noted that all the previous poverty reduction achievements in Nigeria seem to have been reversed. How can our most endowed nation be the country with the highest increase in the number of people falling into poverty?
In a more organized society, the APC government should have resigned.

As the 2027 elections approach, the government should answer Peter Obi’s statistics with facts not attacks. And Nigerians must ask a fundamental question: are we better off today than we were before this government took office? Are more Nigerians escaping poverty? Are our children receiving better education? Are businesses thriving? Are citizens safer? Are public resources producing better outcomes?

We need leaders with the humility to learn, the competence to implement solutions and the courage to be held accountable. Mr. Peter Obi is not asking Nigerians to believe statistics blindly. He is asking them to examine the evidence, compare outcomes and demand better governance.

A new and productive Nigeria is possible. Nigeria will be OK.

Signed

Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu

Spokesperson, NDC National Campaign Council
NDC Press Release

[Nigeria Democratic Congress @NigeriaNDCHQ]

Thank you, Benue State.

[Dr Mo (Moses Paul) @Drmopaul]

PRESS STATEMENT BY THE OBIDIENT MOVEMENT

WIKE IS NOT ABOVE THE LAW

WHO AUTHORIZED THE ₦10 MILLION ELECTORAL REWARD PROMISE, AND WHY HAS THERE BEEN NO FORMAL INVESTIGATION?

GLOBAL OBIDIENT MOVEMENT DEMANDS IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION INTO FCT MINISTER'S FINANCIAL PROMISE TO DELIVER ELECTORAL WARDS FOR PRESIDENT TINUBU.
ABUJA, NIGERIA

NOVEMBER 12, 2026

The Global Obidient Movement demands an immediate, independent and transparent investigation into the reported promise by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, to pay ₦10 million to every councillor who successfully delivers his ward for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.

On November 9, 2026, Wike reportedly declared:
"Any councillor that delivers his ward will get N10 million reward."
This is an extraordinary financial commitment, expressly tied to securing a predetermined electoral outcome for a named presidential candidate.
Wike has subsequently defended the promise as a reward for political mobilisation rather than vote-buying. We acknowledge that explanation. However, neither his personal interpretation nor his party's endorsement constitutes a legal determination.
The law must examine the substance of the arrangement, not merely the description given to it.

WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?

Section 125(1)(a) of the Electoral Act 2026 criminalises the corrupt making of a gift, offer or promise intended to induce someone to procure or endeavour to procure the return of a candidate to elective office or the vote of an elector.
Section 125(3) recognises legitimate, bona fide electoral expenses.

However, this does not automatically exempt every financial reward described as political mobilisation.
Section 125(5) provides for liability for conspiring, aiding or abetting electoral offences.
Furthermore, Section 148(2) provides that prosecution under the Act shall be undertaken by INEC legal officers or a legal practitioner appointed by the Commission.

The critical question is whether Wike's particular financial arrangement constitutes legitimate political mobilisation or a corrupt electoral inducement prohibited by law.

We are not pronouncing guilt. We are demanding an investigation.

THE QUESTIONS NIGERIANS DESERVE ANSWERS TO

WHO IS FINANCING THE ₦10 MILLION PAYMENTS?

Is the money coming from Wike personally, the Rainbow Coalition, private financiers or public resources?

WHAT EXACTLY IS BEING REWARDED?

Is payment for legitimate political activities or is it conditional upon producing a predetermined electoral result?

WHO AUTHORIZED THE ARRANGEMENT?

What is its legal basis, and has INEC examined its implications under Section 125?

ARE PUBLIC RESOURCES INVOLVED?

If government funds, facilities or other public resources are implicated, who authorized their use for partisan political purposes?
These are legitimate questions in a constitutional democracy. They cannot be dismissed as political criticism.

OUR DEMANDS

The Global Obidient Movement demands:

1. IMMEDIATE POLICE INVESTIGATION.

The Inspector-General of Police and other competent authorities must formally invite Wike and investigate the circumstances, funding and conditions attached to the announcement.

2. IMMEDIATE INEC INTERVENTION.

INEC must examine the arrangement under Section 125 of the Electoral Act and discharge its statutory responsibilities, including prosecution where the evidence warrants it, in accordance with Section 148(2).

3. FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION.

The EFCC and ICPC must examine any matters falling within their respective jurisdictions, particularly where evidence suggests financial impropriety or the possible misuse of public resources.

4. PROSECUTION WHERE THE EVIDENCE JUSTIFIES IT.

If the investigation establishes the requisite grounds for criminal proceedings, the law must take its course. Political office must never confer immunity from accountability.