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[Kahdihna Luckki @eluckki]

The biggest coalition just landed in Kano 😳
Peter Obi and Kwankwaso.

[Trending Explained @TrendingEx]

Trending Video: Gunmen from the Eastern Security Network (ESN), under the command of Eye Pencil, stopped and interrogated a police officer escorting a vehicle.

[Queen Bee 👑 🐝 @RealQueenBee__]

Hello Nigerians, what this police officer did is a crime against humanity and to the Nigerian people.

In 2027, if any person, police officer or not tries that, your duty is to ensure that the person doesn't return to his/her family or live to see the next day.

Enough is Enough!

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Alex Barbir, Speaking To Americans And World Leaders, Describes Horrific Scenes He Says He Witnessed In Nigeria: Babies Burned, Villages Wiped Out, Entire Families K!lled In a Single Night, Including a One-Year-Old Child💔. He Went Further To State That More Christians Are Being K!lled In Nigeria Than In Every Other Country Combined, And That Too Few People Are Speaking Up For The Victims. Statements Like This Force a Difficult Conversation. Large-Scale Violence Against Christian Communities Has Been a Recurring Tragedy In Parts Of Nigeria For Years. The Real Issue Is Not Only The Brutality Of The Attacks. It Is Also The Repeated Failure Of The Nigerian Government To Protect Its Citizens And The Selective Silence That Follows Depending On Who The Victims Are. Every Nigerian Life Lost To This Kind Of Violence Deserves The Same Urgency, Regardless Of Religion Or Ethnicity. Whether You Agree With Barbir Or Not, The Underlying Reality Of Insecurity And Targeted Killings Remains a National Emergency That Cannot Be Ignored.”

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

God bless 2Baba for this wonderful gesture.

I’m touched by this. Innocent Idibia took the campaign against insecurity to his native Benue State. Sometimes, your presence is enough!

I speak on issues close to my heart. This is empathy. Beyond rice sharing, this is love.

I’m appealing to Nigerian celebrities, each & every one of you comes from a community like this one. Driving Lamborghinis & Porsches in Lagos is good, but is that all there is to life?

Families in Unguwar Lalle, in Sabon Birni LGA of Sokoto State are on the run as well. They abandon their ancestral homes to bandits.

These are some of those who suffer, so that politicians can soirée & perpetuate their bloodlines. We know what Nigeria has become.

There is biting hunger & widespread insecurity, forcing families to abandon the rural areas for the cities. Villagers can no longer feed. Poverty is biting hard. They were subsistence farmers in the past, but rising insecurity has ravaged their homes. People can no longer go to their farmers

Please, can you visit your village & touch some lives? Can you take relief to them & show some empathy? Beyond providing relief materials, can you stay for a while & talk to them? Can you give them a hug, a bear hug? God in his infinite kindness will replenish your pockets.😭

[Nkirukamma @SabinaNkiru]

Did Monday Okpebolo get approval from Gov. Adeleke of Osun State before going to Osun to campaign for his party's candidate the same way he wanted Peter Obi to collect clearance and approval from him before entering Edo?

[General Asabuja @Gabrielasabuja]

Who dey checkmate EFCC @officialEFCC where una dey keep our recoverd property??? The day revolution go happen In Nigeria will be like miracle, Abeg abeg no go dey inside o, person talk arrest him, I'm ready for the arrest but be prepare o before coming to arrest me.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

From day one, the bone of contention was self determination, not incitement of terror. #MNK is a victim of prosecutorial overkill by the State. And the judiciary was hoodwinked. What remains is the fix, and it shall come, sooner than later. This video tells rest of the story.

[Sahara Reporters @SaharaReporters]

WATCH: Suspected APC Thugs Vandalise Accord Party’s Billboard During Rally in Osun State

More on SaharaTV: https://t.co/TF5XEGHCte

[PO’s MainChic😎 @D_goodybag]

Beating a political thug & politician who wants to disrupt our electoral process is also fair in politics.

[Nedu Ani @Nedumcity_]

Dear @LolaOmotayo2011,
You are our wife,
Your son is not a bastard but our son,
Your children are our children,
Thank you for taking good care of @PeterPsquare and showing him true love. Continue to be a super woman that you have always been. Legend!!!

[Mallam jabir @Mallam_jabeer]

Let's keep promoting this logo please.

Nigeria will be OK.

[Ibrahim H Abdulkarim @ziter001]

2027 will NEVER be a repeat of 2023. The political, structural, and lived realities have shifted decisively, and they favor Peter Obi.

In 2023, Peter Obi ran essentially alone. The Labour Party had a negligible national structure: virtually no sitting governors, senators, House of Representatives seats, and almost no local government control. He still secured over 6.1 million votes (25.4%), winning 11 states plus the FCT, finishing a close third behind Tinubu’s 8.79 million (36.61%) and Atiku’s 6.98 million (29.07%), while Kwankwaso took 1.5 million on the NNPP.

That performance, built on street credibility, the Obidient movement, and personal integrity rather than patronage machines, already upended the old APC/PDP duopoly. It was the first active three-horse race.

Fast-forward to today. The landscape is transformed.

Atiku and the ADC are a shadow of PDP’s 2023 strength. In 2023, the PDP still controlled roughly 10–13 governors plus substantial senatorial, House, state assembly, and local government structures. The ADC today holds a fraction of that with far less than 10% of comparable organizational depth. A sitting governor as Vice Presidential Candidate with the largest revenue allocation in the country got only 800k more votes than Peter Obi. Ongoing litigations and uncertainty over whether the ADC even remains firmly on the 2027 ballot further weaken the platform. Atiku is no longer running on the bigger, more entrenched vehicle he had last time.

The APC enters 2027 without the Buhari-era residual goodwill, and without the same elite cohesion (no Buhari, no El-Rufai factor). Many governors have little tangible delivery beyond high-profile projects that do not translate into broad economic relief. Hardship has intensified for ordinary Nigerians through lied subsidy removal, exchange-rate unification, soaring living costs, and elevated debt servicing. Public debt has ballooned in naira terms amid heavy borrowing; inflation peaked while the naira’s depreciation and cost-of-living pressures remain acute. A repeat of the Muslim-Muslim ticket compounds the problem for a large segment of the electorate. Sentiment-driven voters from 2023 who felt the immediate pain of reforms are far less likely to repeat their choice. Contractors, businesses, and households feeling the squeeze add further headwinds.

Obi’s position is fundamentally stronger. The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), promoted by figures such as Senator Seriake Dickson, has attracted significant names absent from Labour’s 2023 effort. Peter Obi brings an unmatched personal brand, reputation for integrity, and the Obidient base. His running mate is now Rabiu Kwankwaso, who was himself a 2023 presidential contender who mobilized the Kwankwasiyya movement nationwide and delivered 1.5 million votes concentrated in the North. This creates a broader “OK” (Obi–Kwankwaso) coalition with deeper reach, more coordination, and wider elite buy-in across regions than the solitary 2023 LP ticket.

Where Obi once had almost zero governors, senators, or local chairmen and still nearly forced a runoff dynamic, he now enters with expanded networks, bigwig support, and a more solid organizational spine.

The difference is decisive: 2023 was Obi versus entrenched machines with almost no institutional backing of his own. 2027 pairs his proven vote-pulling power and movement energy with Kwankwaso’s northern machinery, a fresher party platform, and a ruling party weighed down by three years of difficult reforms and visible public discontent.

Proper planning, credible polling-unit agents, volunteer networks, transparent fundraising, and disciplined coordination will convert that advantage into victory.

Those insisting 2027 will simply replay 2023 are ignoring the data, the economic lived experience, the ticket realignments, and the organizational upgrades. The numbers, the structures, and the mood have moved.

2027 is Peter Obi’s to win.

A New Nigeria is POssible

[Hon. Darlington Ekejiuba @DarlingtonObed]

Isaac Fayose is about launched a group called “STAR GROUP” (Standing Together Against Rigging) under OBIDIENT movement
,this group made up of :

*Polling Units Agents,

*Operation protect OBIDIENT votes

*OBIDIENT security personnel,

*Operation Do me I Do you.

Isaac Fayose Also dare Wike to bet #1 billion naira, saying Peter Obi is going to win Rivers State presidential elections before 12 noon with 72%

[Zekeri Idris Jnr @IdrisZekeriJnr]

Mr Peter Obi’s speech in Enugu: The Lunatics have taken over the asylum.

[Harmless @HarmlessHQ]

Over 5 APC governors are already in Osun State for an election that's still 8 days away.

Are they really that jobless?

[Shehu Gazali Sadiq @Rejoice_inlife]

Northern Nigeria is rising up for Peter Obi. I can tell you this with pride. Northern Nigeria is OK.

[Peter Obi Grassroots Mobilization. @PO_GrassRootM]

INEC refused to upgrade BVAS from outdated Android 6/7 to Android 17 (world’s best standard). This will cause serious problems in the 2027 elections.

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

The President Does Not Have the Power Under Any Law to Control the EFCC - Maduabuchi

The EFCC is supposed to be the dogs that fight corruption, including corruption from the executive, and it will be wrong if the person you are supposed to chase has the power to direct you and do it publicly.

Oba Maduabuchi, Senior Advocate of Nigeria