Team Peter Obi

18/06/2025

1. Tinubu vs Shettima — A “Silent War”?

•The idea of a rift is not far-fetched, especially with 2027 approaching and alliances shifting quietly.

•Key Sign: The North-East APC’s refusal to endorse Tinubu alone and insistence on a joint endorsement indicates a subtle resistance—likely from forces loyal to Shettima who feel he’s being sidelined.

•If Tinubu is seriously considering a Christian Northerner as running mate in 2027, it could be:

•A move to balance the religious tension post-Muslim-Muslim ticket backlash.

•A sign that Shettima is not guaranteed a spot in the 2027 ticket—fueling the rumor of a fracture.

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🧭 2. Political Realignment in the South

•PDP governors decamping to APC suggests the ruling party is still consolidating elite-level power.

•However, the grassroots (supporters) not following shows a disconnect between political elites and voters.

•This gives Atiku or any northern-led opposition an edge, especially if they can capitalize on southern dissatisfaction without necessarily needing southern governors.

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🌍 3. Northern Base: Atiku’s Trump Card

•Atiku still maintains a formidable structure in the North, especially with growing frustration over:
• Rising insecurity
• Economic hardship
• Unmet expectations post-2023
• If the North feels Shettima is being cast aside by Tinubu, Atiku could unify northern sentiments—both religious and political—against Tinubu.

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🔄 Possible Scenarios for 2027

A. Tinubu Drops Shettima
•Brings in a Christian Northern figure (e.g., Yakubu Dogara) to soften backlash.

•Risk: Alienates the Muslim North and weakens Northern APC cohesion.

B. Tinubu Retains Shettima

• Keeps the 2023 formula for unity’s sake.
• Risk: Further alienates Christian voters, especially in the Middle Belt and South.

C. Atiku or Another Northern Candidate Emerges Strong
•Forms a North-South coalition capitalizing on Tinubu’s unpopularity and APC’s internal cracks.
•With southern voters disillusioned and northern voters feeling sidelined, this could be a game-changer.

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🔥 What to Watch Going Forward

•APC internal politics: Does Shettima start positioning himself more aggressively? Watch his speeches, northern endorsements, and visits.

•Realignment of key figures: Where do power brokers like El-Rufai, Kwankwanso, or even Buhari stand?
•Religious balancing: Any shift by Tinubu toward Middle Belt Christians signals serious strategy change.
• Youth/mass sentiment: Civil society and social media-driven discontent could swing the South away from APC, regardless of elite moves.

16/05/2025

In the last two years, I have had the rare and humbling privilege of travelling the world alongside Mr. Peter Obi, From crowded halls to closed-door meetings, I have sat in nearly every room he’s entered. And let me be clear: not once-not once-was any promise made to him, nor did he solicit or receive a single kobo for personal gain.

There were two occasions that especially marked my spirit. One, in Florida, after delivering a powerful keynote address, Mr. was given an honorarium. Without hesitation, he directed the entire sum toward the construction of boreholes he had earlier promised in Kogi State. No fanfare. No detour. Just purpose.

The second story involves a humble woman who wished to make a donation to her alma mater in Awka, Nigeria. She partnered with Mr. , and together, on a 50/50 basis, they contributed to the school. She entrusted the funds to Mr. PetwrObi who, true to his character, personally delivered the donation, ensuring that every naira was used exactly as intended.

If you spend 24 hours around Mr. , you will see how deeply he is preoccupied with helping those in need, the suffering, the downtrodden. He is constantly thinking about how to make a difference, whether through donations to schools of nursing or other initiatives aimed at uplifting Nigerians irrespective of their backgrounds. These are the things that occupy his thoughts and drive his actions. This is what makes his heart beat.

We must remain focused. We must keep pushing for that New Nigeria that is not only possible but necessary. The Nigeria that Mr. personifies is not a utopia of fantasy, but a republic of discipline, prudence, and purpose.

As he often says, and with a chuckle that cloaks his iron resolve, ‘No thief sees money and walks away. No goat eyes a tuber of yam and resists the urge.’ Yet, what Mr. did with Anambra's coffers, leaving behind billions, untouched and accounted for, remains unprecedented in Nigerian history. Verified, Documented, Undisputed. That, my friends, is not just governance; that is moral leadership. That is fiscal patriotism. That is Peter Obi.

Let us stay the course. Let us keep pressing toward that audacious vision of a New Nigeria, because it is possible. And Peter Obi is proof.

DR MOSES PAUL

04/05/2025

The spirit of our ancestors and our forefathers that makes us to start seeking for our freedom will never diqqqsappoint you. Keep on fighting.

03/05/2025

Let's get these facts clearly.
1. On June 9th, 2023, Barr. Julius Abure was allowed to lead his NWC for one year within which he had to conduct congresses from the Wards to National.
2. Rather than conduct congresses from wards, Barr. Abure in March 2024, decided to go for a National Convention without any delegates and without INEC supervision.
3. By June 8th 2024, INEC formally wrote to Abure that his tenure as National Chairman had expired.
4. On two different occasions, INEC expelled Abure from taking part in its meetings with National Chairmen of Political parties in Nigeria.
5. Prelude to Ondo Election in 2024, INEC rejected the list of LP agents for training emanating from Abure because according to INEC, his tenure had already expired.
6. On that basis, Abure, sued INEC to force it to recognise him as the substantive LP National Chairman.
7. The Federal High Court in error of judgement pronounced Abure the National Chairman and that is why in INEC portal you have ( LP National Chairman, Barr. Julius Abure by Court Order)
8. Because the entire NWC tenure had expired, the Stakeholders of the party made up of all the elected members under the Party as well as the surviving statutory members of NEC from NLC and TUC gathered in Umuahia, Abia State and resolved to close the vacuum created by the exit of Abure led NWC.
9. At that meeting, a 29-member National Caretaker Committee led Senator Nenadi Usman was constituted to take charge of the party with the mandate to conduct congresses from ward to the state and then zonal to the National Convention.
10. When the Federal High Court gave its judgment in favour of Abure, the newly set up National Caretaker Committee joined in the matter and appealed the judgement of the court.
11. At the Court of Appeal, it upheld the judgment of the lower court which led the Nenadi Usman's National Caretaker Committee to move up to the Supreme Court.
12. The Supreme Court upheld the appeal filed by Nenadi Usman led National Caretaker Committee and dismissed the cross appeal filed by Abure.
13. The court went ahead to up turn the judgements of the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal which earlier confirmed Julius Abure as the National Chairman of LP.
14. The Supreme Court also advised that a National Chairman of the party should be humble enough to leave when his tenure expires.
15. The Legal Department of INEC has already submitted its reports to the National Chairman and in a few days, INEC is expected to formally update its portal to reflect the judgement on the matter by the Supreme Court.
16. Note also that in respect to the leadership of the party in the state, Abure was illegally and criminally giving state executives letters of appointment every three months.

From Hon. Harrison Ogara, member, Enugu State House of Assembly (LP), member LP National Caretaker Committee, member Obidient Movement, South East Advisory Council.

25/11/2022

*OBIDATI REVOLUTION.*

Change from *Negativity* to *Positivity* can never be easy. But with sincerity and persistence drops of water eventually break the stone. Peter and Datti must never relent in the struggle. Nigeria has. reached the climax of decay that without this revolution, total disintegration may not be stopped by any known force.

With persistence, the victory is won today or tomorrow. This is based on the Law of Sowing and Reaping and Homogeneity.

All great nations of the world rose through revolutions of various kinds.

We have no better options.

03/08/2022

10/06/2022

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

PRESS RELEASE

ONGOING CONTINUOUS VOTER REGISTRATION (CVR) EXERCISE

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has received reports from our States indicating an unprecedented surge in the number of citizens that wish to register as voters and the challenges they face across the country. In some States, the sudden turnout of prospective registrants is overwhelming.

Consequently, the Commission convened an urgent meeting with all the Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) yesterday Thursday 9th June 2022 to review the situation so that eligible Nigerians who wish to register are able to do so. The necessity to urgently deploy more voter enrolment machines to ease the congestion at the registration centres was identified as a priority.

In response, the Commission has immediately released additional 209 machines deployed mainly to the five South Eastern States, Lagos and Kano where the pressure is most acute.

The Commission will monitor the situation over the next few days. Thereafter, it will meet to review the progress of the exercise.

Every step will be taken and all options will be explored to ensure that eligible Nigerians are given the opportunity to register as voters.

The Commission appeals for patience and understanding of all citizens. Every Nigerian who is 18 years of age and above has the constitutional right to register and vote in any part of the country he/she resides without let or hinderance.

The sudden surge is an affirmation of the increasing confidence Nigerians have in our electoral process. The Commission will continue to ensure that this confidence is sustained.

Barr. Festus Okoye
Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee
Friday 10th June 2022

08/06/2022

Actor Williams Uchemba is doing great job in Enugu, helping people to get their PVC, People of good will should reciprocate similar gesture in other parts of our land.