Samuel Chibuike

[Mundus @mundus01]

In 2024, Governor Okpebholo's polling unit had 397 voters on the register. In 2026, it has 4,783.

That's 4,386 new voters, a 1,105% increase.

A Guinness World Record?

@inecnigeria, please explain. 👀

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

NASARAWA STATE: SECURITY, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE AND LIFTING OUR PEOPLE OUT OF POVERTY

Following yesterday’s visit to Kogi State, I proceeded to Akwanga, Nasarawa State, today, 28 October 2026, to continue our series of town hall meetings across Nigeria. These engagements provide an opportunity to interact directly with our people, listen to their concerns, and understand their expectations for a better Nigeria.

In Akwanga, I granted an interview to a local radio station, where we discussed critical national issues, particularly insecurity, the economy, and the urgent need to lift millions of Nigerians out of poverty.

I was subsequently joined by my dear elder brother and the NDC Vice Presidential Candidate, His Excellency, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, for the town hall meeting.

Participants raised important questions and shared their concerns about insecurity, particularly the challenges women face in accessing their farms; support for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups; fuel subsidy; corruption; the present government’s excessive borrowing; the deteriorating state of our schools; and other challenges affecting their daily lives.

In my response, I assured the participants that our first priority, upon election, would be to unite the country, decisively tackle corruption, and confront the insecurity ravaging communities across Nigeria.

I also reaffirmed our shared commitment to massive investment in education and healthcare, including the provision of at least one fully functional primary healthcare centre in every political ward across the country. Our goal is to reduce the cost of living, expand opportunities, and lift Nigerians out of poverty.

I sincerely thank all participants, our party members, the organisers, and the good people of Nasarawa State for their warm reception, thoughtful contributions, and active participation.

A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK! -PO

[Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso @KwankwasoRM]

I am deeply concerned by reports of suspected artificial intelligence-generated photographs and other questionable records in the preliminary register of voters published by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

These allegations raise serious questions about the integrity of our voter registration system and the safeguards in place to protect the credibility of the forthcoming general elections.

With the 2027 elections approaching, INEC must provide Nigerians with clear and convincing answers. How did these suspicious images enter the register? Were the individuals associated with these records genuinely registered? Were the identities properly verified, and could these irregularities have affected the accuracy of the voter register?

While I welcome INEC’s decision to investigate the matter, but Nigerians deserve more than assurances. The investigation must be thorough, transparent and independent (outside of INEC’s internal affairs), with its findings made public and any individuals found culpable held accountable in accordance with the law.

INEC must also allow a comprehensive and independent audit of the preliminary register, verify questionable entries, investigate possible duplicate or artificial identities and ensure that no eligible Nigerian is disenfranchised in the process of correcting irregularities.

Our democracy cannot afford any compromise in the integrity of the voter register. Every eligible Nigerian must have the right to vote, and every vote must count. Equally, nobody should be allowed to exploit technology, including artificial intelligence, to undermine our electoral system.

The credibility of the 2027 elections begins with a credible voter register, and INEC must get its act together. - RMK

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

This is the energy I'm alive for.

Rig & Die is fully activated.

Oh Peter Obi, I wasn't familiar with your game o.

@inecnigeria RIG AND DIE.

@officialABAT RIG AND DIE.

@OfficialAPCNg RIG AND DIE.

[PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 @MamaPee__]

VIDEO; MASSIVE LOVE AS HIS EXCELLENCY PETER OBI THE MOVING PRESIDENT ARRIVES AKWANGA NASARAWA STATE❣️✅🇳🇬

NIGERIA MUST BE OK🇳🇬✅

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

NDC sensitisation At mgbuka obosi Anambra state.

God bless you De_Peters on IG.

[MundX Analytics @mundx_analytics]

INEC don publish the Preliminary Voters Register online.

Check am now. Make sure:
✅ Your name dey there
✅ Your details correct
🚩 Flag any mago-mago wey you see

The final register comes out 15 December 2026. Credible elections start with a credible register.

Follow @mundx_analytics for updates.

#2027Elections #INEC #VotersRegister #MundxAnalytics

[Mundus @mundus01]

Breeze go soon blow, and fowl yansh go open.

No amount of manipulation or cover-up fit bury the truth forever.

INEC, the truth will come out. And when it does, you will have a lot of explaining to do.

[Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF @ChidiOdinkalu]

This week, I have argued that @inecnigeria's claim of 103.4 million voters in #Nigeria is corpulent fantasy.

The statement by #INEC in the past 18 hrs confirms this to be the case. The reasons given by the Commission fall between fantastical & frightening. Its proposed remedies cannot enjoy public confidence.

The Commission now acknowledges multiple dubious entries that look like they are #AIGenerated & merely says it is "examining the circumstances surrounding" their occurrence, "including possible technical & procedural lapses."

This is not good enough.

#INEC's own voter registration procedure is high on #TransactionCost for honest citizens. It requires physical presentation for a #PhotoCapture.

Data breach of any sort in this process simply means an #InsideJob. In other words, it would be #PrimaFacie evidence that the Commission is compromised.

The response is not more of the same as this statement proposes. Trusting the same compromised system or process to correct this is a sure guarantee of a #WhiteWash. It will compound complicity with #CoverUp.

What this needs is an independent technical review & reconciliation in a process that affords observer capacity to all the registered political parties fielding candidates in the #NigeriaDecides2027, together with representatives of organised labour, media, & civics (including faith entities). This may not be perfect but under the circumstances it will significantly increase the threshold of credibility in the outcome.

Anything less & the first shots have been fired in an election designed to be lacking in both credibility & public trust.

[Harry Da Diegot @trigottista]

Dear @inecnigeria please what is “viewing limit” biko

Ha! We are prepared for you sha!

That thing you want, you will get inshallah

[Mundus @mundus01]

@inecnigeria imposed restrictions and limits on viewing the online voters’ register:

Max of 50 polling units per account
Max of 8 states
Max of 10 pages per minute

Why is INEC making it so difficult for Nigerians to scrutinise a register meant for public inspection?

What exactly are they afraid of?

[Pat Utomi @UtomiPat]

No power on earth can withstand the will of the people.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Imagine what even a fraction of that coastal highway investment could achieve if directed towards significantly improving teachers’ salaries, recruiting exceptional educators, developing school leaders and equipping public schools.

Imagine making teaching one of the most competitive and respected professions in Nigeria.

Imagine our brightest graduates competing to become teachers because the profession offers dignity, excellent remuneration and genuine opportunities for career advancement.

A PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IN SINGAPORE CAN EARN MORE IN ONE MONTH THAN A NIGERIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL EARNS IN AN ENTIRE YEAR.

Read that again.

In Singapore, a PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL can earn an estimated S$8,000–S$15,000 monthly, excluding bonuses.

In Nigeria, a PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL may earn approximately ₦150,000–₦320,000 monthly, depending on the state and experience.

Now consider this.

A graduate trainee at Chevron Nigeria can reportedly earn ₦450,000–₦750,000 or more monthly.

A Nigerian senator receives ₦1.06 million monthly in officially prescribed salary and allowances, according to the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission. This excludes separately reported legislative running costs.

Think about the responsibility of a public school principal.

This is someone entrusted with hundreds, sometimes thousands, of children. Someone responsible for the quality of teaching, discipline, academic performance, teacher development and the intellectual foundation of the next generation.

Yet, in Nigeria, an experienced public school principal can earn less than a graduate trainee entering the oil and gas industry.

Singapore did not build a globally respected education system by treating school leadership as an insignificant profession.

We cannot continue to demand world-class educational outcomes while failing to make public school leadership financially attractive to exceptional professionals.

Education is not merely another government expenditure. It is an investment in the country’s human capital.

The people entrusted with developing the next generation deserve far greater attention in our national priorities.

[SportsDokita (Odogwu ☝️) @Sports_Doctor2]

As a Nigerian, I just beg you to 2:35 and watch this video, fact check them and ask yourself once again, “HOW WICKED CAN THE APC GET!!!!!!!

[Zekeri Idris Jnr @IdrisZekeriJnr]

A NEW RESPONSIBILITY, A NEW NIGERIA

I want to thank all of you, my very dear friends and family, for your warm support and congratulatory messages on my appointment as the Director, New Media, NDC National Campaign Council, and my subsequent inauguration yesterday.

For me, this appointment is a call to greater responsibility to the long-suffering Nigerians who are, this time, committed to changing our nation. It is also a call to intensify the ongoing battle against misinformation, disinformation and fake news being peddled by the lackeys of the colourless Tinubu-led administration against HE, Mr Peter Obi, and the Obi-Kwankwaso (OK) ticket.

I sincerely thank my friends across party lines who sent tons of messages, made numerous calls, and shared literally thousands of social media posts and messages across my various channels.

Let me assure you that my inability to respond to everyone individually is simply because it is practically impossible to do so, given the sheer volume of messages. Please be assured that I hold you all in the highest esteem and deeply appreciate your kindness, encouragement and support.

I dedicate this appointment to the pursuit of our collective aspiration: the election of His Excellency, Mr Peter Gregory Obi, CON, as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

I also use this opportunity to invite my dear friends across party lines to join me on this journey as we work vigorously towards building the Nigeria we all desire, a New Nigeria that is POssible.

With Obi and Kwankwaso, NIGERIA WILL BE OK!

Thank you all, and God bless you.

Idris Zekeri Junior
27 October 2026
Lokoja, Nigeria

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

KOGI STATE: HISTORY, GOVERNANCE AND THE CHALLENGE OF BUILDING A NEW NIGERIA

After participating in the inauguration of the Presidential Campaign Council of our party, the NDC, yesterday, I travelled to Kogi State today, 27th October 2026, as part of my ongoing series of town hall meetings across the country. In Lokoja, I paid a courtesy visit to the Maigari of Lokoja, His Royal Highness Dr. Alhaji Ibrahim Gambo Kabir Maikarfi IV.

I sincerely thank His Royal Highness for receiving us at such short notice. I informed him of our town hall meeting in Lokoja, after which he graciously took time to share with us some of the history of the city.

He told us about the historic Holy Trinity Primary School, which was established in 1865 by the Most Reverend Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther and missionaries of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion. It is regarded as the oldest primary school in Northern Nigeria. He also told us about the historic 'Iron of Liberty' monument.

Visiting these historic sites was both enlightening and sobering. The Holy Trinity Primary School reminded me that, 161 years after its establishment, Nigeria still has the highest number of out-of-school children in the world. It is concerning that we have not done enough to preserve these legacies or build on the foundations laid by those who came before us.

At the 'Iron of Liberty,' I was reminded of the historic collaboration between missionaries and the authorities in the struggle to end the slave trade in Nigeria.

My visits to these sites reinforce my comments yesterday about spending all my holidays as President in Nigeria. They also highlight the abundant tourism potential of Kogi State and Nigeria as a whole.

From these historic sites, I proceeded to our town hall meeting, organised by our party and candidates, where we had a lengthy and engaging conversation about the contemporary challenges facing our country.

During the interaction, we discussed several issues affecting our nation, including corruption, agriculture, tourism in Kogi State, the moribund Ajaokuta Steel Company and other important matters.

My response was to reiterate our position that endemic, entrenched and institutional corruption remains at the core of many of the challenges confronting Nigeria today and must be decisively addressed.

I reiterated my commitment to uniting and securing our country around a common purpose: investing in health and education, strengthening our productive capacity and pulling our people out of pervasive poverty.

I concluded my visit by consoling a business owner whose complex was recently gutted by fire. I also visited traders at Kpata Market, where I interacted with them and received first-hand information about the prevailing economic situation, including the rising cost of goods. The traders complained of low patronage due to reduced disposable income among consumers.

I thank the large crowd that attended the event for their warm reception and the fruitful interaction we had.

My sincere gratitude goes to the organisers of our town hall meeting in Lokoja, our candidates, and all our party members and participants.

A New Nigeria is Possible, and Nigeria will be OK. -PO

[Harry Da Diegot @trigottista]

Please hurry and go confirm your Voting details: PVC validity, polling unit etc.

INEC wan do magic, don’t wait till January to start talking please

GO AND VERIFY NOW.

#TinubuMUSTGo2027

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The founding father of Singapore, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, once observed that “when a political system is corrupted from the very top to the lowest levels of the bureaucracy, the problem becomes almost impossible to solve without a revolution, a thorough cleansing that must begin from the top and proceed systematically downward.”

He emphasised that such a process requires strong leadership, courage and moral authority derived from unquestioned integrity.

With the courage and integrity required for this task, I intend, if elected, to follow this principle by leading a decisive campaign against corruption—like it has never been fought in this country before.

The OK ticket makes the same firm commitment to securing our people.

Enough is enough.

Bandits and kidnappers must understand that our amnesty offer will take effect when our victory is announced.

Any crime committed after our inauguration will be dealt with decisively. Using every lawful means necessary, we will identify the perpetrators and their sponsors, dismantle their criminal networks, and restore order, stability and freedom of movement.

Within our first two years in office, we will resettle internally displaced people in their communities and empower them to rebuild their lives with dignity.

Agricultural transformation and industrial growth will be central priorities of our government. After restoring security, we will help farmers return to their land, support each state and region in developing products in which they have the comparative advantage, and build processing facilities close to farming communities.

Once elected as President in 2027, I will dedicate all my energies to fulfilling my promise of transforming agriculture and industrialising Nigeria.

With security restored, we will incentivise farmers to return to their farms to boost smallholder farming.

We will launch an agrarian revolution whose hallmark will be to enhance value addition and make agriculture a supplier of adequate and affordable food for Nigerians and a major export earner.

Our focus will be on ensuring that Nigeria becomes globally competitive in agro-products where we have comparative and competitive advantage.

We will turn Northern Nigeria, with its enormous land resources and its hardworking people, into an agro-industrial cluster that boosts Nigeria’s industrial capacity and growth.

Expectedly, education and health will be among our priorities.

Nations that have been transformed achieved greatness because they deliberately promoted education and ensured the wellbeing of their people through the provision of quality education and healthcare.

Our government will work with state governments to improve the quality of primary, secondary and technical education, including training more teachers and guaranteeing them improved remuneration and an improved welfare package.

Our government will ensure that teachers are among the highest-remunerated groups in Nigeria.

In addition, we shall subsidise education to ensure that no child or able Nigerian is left behind in the pursuit of education.

Our natural endowment will no longer be wasted or mismanaged.

We will provide different forms of targeted subsidies to key sectors of our economy to truly support our people and stimulate a new and productive Nigeria. These subsidies shall be distributed across critical sectors like education, agriculture and energy, among others.

Let me conclude by stating that Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and I are dedicated to working for a New Nigeria. We will work to aggressively drive down the cost of living and pull our people out of poverty.

A New and Productive Nigeria is Possible, and Nigeria will be very OK!

God bless you all, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
-PO

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

A NEW AND PRODUCTIVE NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE, AND NIGERIA WILL BE OK

Yesterday, 26th of October, our Party, the NDC Campaign council was inaugurated in Abuja.

As part of my remarks, I told Nigerians how our richly endowed nation, the giant of Africa, is now the world’s poverty capital. Regrettably, over 140 million Nigerians are multidimensionally poor, representing more than 60% of the population.

Corruption remains widespread, while insecurity affects every part of our country. Unemployment and inequality are at record levels, and Nigerians face severe and avoidable hardship. Even with the removal of the fuel subsidy and reckless borrowing, with a debt of over ₦165 trillion, there has been little or no corresponding increase in productivity.

In the last three years, President Tinubu has foisted on Nigeria a reign of corruption and duplicity, resulting in extreme poverty. Today, President Tinubu has made history as the leader who has created the largest number of poor people in the world. This year, he has made about 16 million Nigerians extremely poor.

Just last Saturday, President Tinubu, while launching his re-election campaign in Kaduna, blamed past and opposition leaders for the hunger and poverty that have ravaged Nigerians.

What is clear is that President Tinubu does not have the competence, the capacity, the character, compassion or the commitment to solve the problems he created. He lacks the energy and the resolve to get Nigeria out of the current worsening crisis.

Under President Tinubu, despite his promise to fix electricity, Nigeria now has the lowest consumption of electricity. Without reliable power, businesses cannot expand efficiently, hospitals cannot provide dependable services, schools struggle to operate effectively, and households face additional financial burdens.

We will pursue an electricity reform programme focused on reliability, affordability, investment, and accountability.

We will work with relevant federal and state institutions, regulators, operators, and investors to address the weaknesses affecting generation, transmission, and distribution.

Under President Tinubu, Nigeria is more divided than ever, more terrorised than ever and more insecure than ever.

Under President Tinubu, Nigeria has fallen into a crisis of values, such that our budgets are no longer credible and our laws are forged. Nothing is sacred. Nothing is spared from degradation, not budgets, not laws, not institutions.

From our engagements with Nigerians across the country and all segments of society, the message is clear: Nigerians want and deserve a better, more productive nation, one in which good governance is visible, firmly established, effectively practised and embraced as part of our national culture.

I, Peter Obi, with my very dear elder brother, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, implore and beckon all of you, committed members of our great party, the NDC, and all Nigerians, to join us in this crusade of rebuilding our dear and most endowed nation, Nigeria.

Today, we begin a renewed journey towards a New Nigeria, united by shared purpose, founded on fairness, justice and equity, and committed to productivity, inclusion and development.

We envision a nation where government prioritises the security and welfare of its people, good governance prevails, and public officials remain accountable.

It will be a law-abiding society of healthy, skilled and educated citizens, where every child attends school and learns to read and write.

No Nigerian should live in a displaced-persons camp, and corruption must no longer weaken our institutions or the fabric of our nation.

A New Nigeria is our vision. A New Nigeria is our mission.

Corruption today has become more pervasive under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s APC-led government. No state institution has been spared, and since 2023, its effects have spread throughout national life.

[Pat Utomi @UtomiPat]

Exercising your rights as a citizen is not a crime. During Nigeria’s military era, citizens protested, campaigned, and risked their lives to demand democracy and good governance. Their sacrifices helped pave the way for the freedoms we enjoy today. Mr Rilwan Olawale did nothing wrong by exercising his civic rights, and he deserves to be free!