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His Excellency Peter Gregory Obi The People’s Candidate Speaking Just Now At The Catholic Charismatic Renewal Conference…
Dear Wastrel @aonanuga1956 don’t forget to take your BP drugs Tonight❤️
Nigeria Will And Must Be Ok🇳🇬✅
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Touchdown in Kano!
The NDC Vice Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Sen. @KwankwasoRM PhD, FNSE, today, Friday 13th November 2926, arrives safely at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport.
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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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A Brief And Beautiful Vlog Of His Excellency Peter Obi’s To Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor In Warri, Delta State Today ❤️🇳🇬
A Special Shoutout To @AishaYesufu ,We See You And Love You Always! ❤️👏
Nigeria Will Be OK! 🇳🇬✅
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If you're neutral about the coming elections, people that can't read will decide who leads you next.
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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
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The NDC Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Mr. @PeterObi, today, Thursday, 12 November, 2026, attended the Obi–Kwankwaso Town Hall Meeting in Lagos State, where he met with supporters and members of the NDC, Obidient Movement and Kwankwasiyya Movement.
The meeting provided a platform for open conversations and direct interaction, giving participants the opportunity to express their concerns, share their expectations and engage with him on issues affecting the country.
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Prayers for PO.
Day 35/100
Dear Father in heaven, please protect Peter Obi, his family and supporters. We decree that no weapon of the enemy formed against him prospers, bring his heart desire to see a new Nigeria possible. In the name of Jesus! Amen!
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Thank you, Lagosians.
They tried to stop us, yet they could not.
They came bearing violence; we came bearing light.
They cannot stop what has already taken root.
We are resolute as the tide that returns.
We are determined as the dawn that refuses the night.
Vote Peter Obi.
Vote NDC.
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I designed wallpaper for Peter Obi's & NDC Campaign and thats what i now use on my phone.
You can download one of the 30+ mobile Wallpapers from the link below.
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Reflecting on life and the sorrow of losing a beloved one.
This morning, I attended the commendation service for my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe. He was a good man who sincerely cared about others, supported people during times of need, and freely devoted himself to improving the lives of those around him. His death is a painful reminder of our shared responsibility to one another through kindness, love, and service.
As I reflected on his life and the sorrow of losing someone so dear, my thoughts returned to my visit yesterday to Yelewata in Benue State, where more than 270 Nigerians were reportedly killed in a single night.
I found myself contemplating the unimaginable suffering of the families left behind: husbands mourning their wives, wives mourning their husbands, parents grieving the loss of their children, and children left without parents. I thought of homes suddenly deprived of the people who gave them purpose, families whose lives have been irrevocably changed, and communities struggling to grasp the scale of their loss.
If the death of one person who meant so much to us can leave us overcome with grief, what must families endure when several loved ones are taken from them in one night? What does it mean for an entire community to lose more than 270 of its members?
That is why we must never permit ourselves to become desensitised to tragedy. The loss of human life must never be reduced to a statistic, nor should the suffering of our fellow citizens become something we merely read about, briefly acknowledge with sympathy, and then leave behind.
Every Nigerian life has value. Each life taken represents a devastated family, a future cut short, and a nation made poorer. We must create a country in which safeguarding human life is not only a constitutional obligation but also a fundamental standard by which governance and leadership are judged.
May the soul of my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe, and the souls of all those who perished in Yelewata rest in perfect peace. May God give their families the strength and consolation to endure a loss that no family should ever be forced to bear.
A nation must never lose the ability to feel the suffering of its people. -PO
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I designed wallpaper for Peter Obi's & NDC Campaign and thats what i now use on my phone.
You can download one of the 30+ mobile Wallpapers from the link below.
drive.google.com/drive/folde…