In the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, running alongside his vice-presidential candidate Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, reportedly secured over 6 million votes despite limited support in some regions.
Supporters believe that the result did not fully reflect the true level of turnout in several areas, pointing to challenges with vote monitoring and logistics in parts of the country, including Rivers State and some northern states where coverage was limited.
Looking ahead, there is growing optimism among his supporters that a potential alliance between Peter Obi and Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso could significantly reshape Nigeria’s political landscape. Kwankwaso’s strong grassroots presence in the North, combined with Obi’s broad appeal among youths and urban voters, is seen by some as a powerful combination that could increase electoral support.
Many Nigerians also express renewed determination to participate actively in future elections, with greater awareness of the importance of protecting their votes and ensuring credible outcomes.
Ultimately, supporters argue that no political movement can succeed without active citizen participation.
Your Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) remains essential.
Get your PVC. Encourage your family, friends, and neighbours to register and vote.
Your PVC is your voice.
Your vote is your power.
Your participation shapes the future.
A New Nigeria is possible 🇳🇬
1999/2007 – Yoruba/Fulani
2007/2010 – Fulani/Ijaw
2010/2015 – Ijaw/Fulani
2015/2023 – Fulani/Yoruba
2023/2027 – Yoruba/Kanuri
Justice demands that Igbo/Hausa should be chosen in 2027, since they are the ones who have not held power in this recent period of democracy. Therefore, Obi and Kwankwaso should simply be allowed to lead Nigeria,
A doctor in Burkina Faso repeatedly criticized President Captain Ibrahim Traor��, saying:
“You’re not fighting terrorism hard enough!”Traoré responded: “If you think it’s so easy, come join the boys at the front.”
The doctor was arrested the same day, dressed in camouflage, and deployed straight to the battlefield. For two months, he went from writing prescriptions to conscription from saving lives in the hospital to dodging bullets in the bush.
When he came back he couldn't stop praising Ibrahim Traore
@wrathofgnon They're heroes despite the world. No one who followed "the rules" ever created anything that lasts. They're ants. History is made by rule-breakers
Under GEJ
Minimum wage: N18,000.
International passport: N7,000.
Under Buhari
Minimum wage: N33,000
International passport: N27,000
Under Tinubu
Minimum wage: N70,000
International passport: N100,000
Before you say Tinubu increased fees because the passport is printed abroad, you'll have to explain if GEJ and Buhari printed their own in your father's parlour.
US Passport ≈ $120, minimum wage ≈ $12/hr
Canada Passport ≈ $120, minimum wage ≈ $17/hr
UK: Passport ≈ £95, minimum wage ≈ £12/hr
In these countries, you only need to work about 10 hours to afford a passport.
In Nigeria, you must work for 2 months just to afford a passport.
Shame on you, APC.
Shame on people who keep supporting them.
@PeterObi Before you think 4 years is not enough,pls, take a look at what's going on in Argentina.
Their president came into office about the same time that Tulumbu did.
A thief is a thief!
A leader is a leader!!
Peter Obi is NOT a criminal like your typical Nigerian politician.