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Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:31am On Mar 08
OBI VOWS TO CHALLENGE ELECTORAL ACT IN COURT, RAISES CONCERNS OVER 2027 POLL

Presidential hopeful and former Anambra State governor, Mr. Peter Obi, has said he will challenge the recently passed 2026 Electoral Act in court, expressing concerns that some of its provisions could affect the conduct of the 2027 general elections.

Obi spoke in Awka during the flag-off of the membership mobilisation, registration and revalidation exercise of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Anambra State.

The former Labour Party presidential candidate said he believed certain aspects of the law could influence the electoral process and indicated that legal action would be taken to seek judicial interpretation.

Obi also urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to remain neutral in the conduct of elections and avoid involvement in the internal affairs of political parties.

“A referee does not determine the rules, choices or line-up of players in teams or clubs,” he said, calling on the electoral body to focus on its constitutional role of conducting credible elections.

He encouraged ADC members and supporters across the state to register at their respective wards and mobilise others to join the party.

Chairman of the occasion, Senator Ndii Obi, said the ADC would provide a platform where members could participate freely in the party’s activities.

He urged party supporters in the state to work together to strengthen the party ahead of future elections.

Also speaking, the Chairman of the ADC Registration Committee in Anambra State, Hon. Ben Nwosu, described the exercise as part of efforts to strengthen the party’s grassroots presence.

Nwosu said the first batch of membership cards would be distributed across the 21 local government areas of the state.

The National Organising Secretary of the party, Chinedu Idigo, explained that registration would be conducted both online and manually, advising prospective members to complete the online process before collecting their membership cards at designated centres.

He added that the party plans to adopt a direct primary system for the selection of candidates.

In his remarks, the ADC candidate in the November 8, 2025 Anambra governorship election, John Nwosu, described the event as an important step in strengthening the party’s political structure.

Also speaking, the Senator representing Anambra Central, Senator Victor Umeh, described the gathering as significant and reiterated support for Obi’s political ambitions.
Source:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/obi-vows-to-challenge-electoral-act-in-court-raises-concerns-over-2027-poll

Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by PingBank: 9:21am On Mar 08
Bro maybe International court, not in Nigerian court. The Judiciary is the APC and ApC is the judiciary. Just make sure to create more awareness for yourself incase you don't win and see you in 2031 bro. These set of politicians will do everything in their might to stop you. Except God and Nature helps you. I see nothing you can do Obi.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Brendaniel:
Nigerians: Make electronic transmission of result mandatory !

Akpabio's Senate: We don't have network coverage everywhere in Nigeria.

Network Operators: We have covered every part of Nigeria and even the slowest internet category(GPRS) can do the work effectively.

Akpabio's Senate: No, we love Nigerians too much and cannot risk it.



Yet Jambites are forced all over the country to use the same network to gain admission into university.

Meanwhile:

Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Lanretoye(m): 9:27am On Mar 08
Ode man,the constitution wey court go take give you verdict,who draft am?
PingBank:
Bro maybe International court, not in Nigerian court. The Judiciary is the APC and ApC is the judiciary. Just make sure to create more awareness for yourself incase you don't win and see you in 2031 bro. These set of politicians will do everything in their might to stop you. Except God and Nature helps you. I see nothing you can do Obi.
pls how old are you?,you should be old enough to know that the court will judge based on the constitution and it is the same legislators that drafted the constitution that drafted the electoral act…data is cheap in Nigeria and that’s why every tom dick and harry comes online to present rubbish,anyway if Obi doesn’t know better,how can his followers know
So if the legislators prescribe death penalty for a kidnapper,you will go to court and challenge it to a bailable offence?,a new Nigeria is possible with these kind of thinking truly.
You want to do opposition and you can’t even think smarter than the ruling party,after you will start nsogbu eyinmba.is this the kind of sense that APC used to condemn PDP?
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Walai(m): 9:28am On Mar 08
Sha lawyers must chop . The country is gone, PO should rest, people you are fighting for are far gone. Let's hope next generation will get sense
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Akwara25: 9:28am On Mar 08
Which court sir? have you established your own court? You better rest before you join Malami, Nasir and co in another world
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Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Switruth: 9:29am On Mar 08
Obi is trying to expose the Nigerian corruption circle....Time will come when it will be used against so many people
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by DesChyko: 9:29am On Mar 08
The slight problem is that we do not have a democracy at the moment. There is no clear distinction between the arms of government as the legislative is clearly at the beck and call of the executive and the judiciary are actually being bankrolled by the executive.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Oluwaseunomo: 9:30am On Mar 08
Go there as usual and waste your time and money. A phool and his money are about to part ways lawyer must chop
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Image123(m): 9:31am On Mar 08
He also vowed to sue people's Gazette for yes daddy and this other comic activist guy that used to be in pdp. He vowed to prove he won 2023 elections only to come entertain us all. He vowed never to leave APGA. Who rates this third man?
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by fitinwell: 9:32am On Mar 08
BluntCrazeMan:
OBI VOWS TO CHALLENGE ELECTORAL ACT IN COURT, RAISES CONCERNS OVER 2027 POLL



Source:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/obi-vows-to-challenge-electoral-act-in-court-raises-concerns-over-2027-poll
Peter Obi , you don't Stand a Chance in 2027 presidential election...

Your Grounded membership are on Twitter and social media..

And Social media Election doesn't count.

Peter Obi you too workout the permutations and see for yourself..
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Lanruze:
Dear H.E Peter Obi,

Asides from challenging the Electoral Act in court legitimately, you seem to be dropping the ball gradually.

The most unpredictable threat to APC in 2027 are the Nigerian Youth and Peter Obi.

Sir, you have the most organic followership amongst all candidates in the next Presidential Elections.

A very large percentage of your current supporters & admirers have not collected a penny from you and have exhibited so much trust and love for you both off and on-line.

We witnessed over six (6) verifabile opinion polls with real people who have PVCs and the minimum score was 64% for PO. This includes Nairaland.

Peter Gringory Obi is the King and Dominant feature of the Nigerian Social Media space. This is significant.

Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC) reported a staggering and interesting statistics on new subscribers on-boarding for ALL telecoms operators in Nigeria in Year 2025.

Over 2m new Data subscribers onboarded across all network totalling an estimated 24 million New data subscribers in 2025 alone.

Peter Obi has to move and take action by intelligently moving his followers from social media and traditional media to the polling booth.

" We no dey give shi-shi" innuendo should be expunged immediately from his campaign slogan.

He is fighting for the soul of Nigeria and his organic followership. He also needs die-hard camaraderie with Northern Nigeria as his polling agents in the North cost him the 2023 elections.

PO needs to move to action by tomorrow morning. He is acting like a very weak opposition.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Funkyswagzz(m): 9:33am On Mar 08
Switruth:
Obi is trying to expose the Nigerian corruption circle....Time will come when it will be used against so many people
Exposé what? No one cares about exposing anything. Obi is playing to the gallery of his fellow criminals
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by aswani(m): 9:33am On Mar 08
BluntCrazeMan:
OBI VOWS TO CHALLENGE ELECTORAL ACT IN COURT, RAISES CONCERNS OVER 2027 POLL



Source:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/obi-vows-to-challenge-electoral-act-in-court-raises-concerns-over-2027-poll
I nor tok am for di oda thread say na wetin be ya motivation be dis?
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by donleo92(m): 9:33am On Mar 08
Obi please go and sit down angry

The thing is you have money and have a lovely family, go and enjoy your money. Nigeria isn't for you grin

I was actually taking you serious, until you decamped to ADC. only you Apga, PDP, LP now ADC. I don't trust politicians that do that, they got no ideology.

Na anywhere belly face...... sad grin

I wouldn't be shocked one day he enters APC , and trust me, he has the tendency to do that
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by SMARTMOTORS(m): 9:34am On Mar 08
This man and Court self!....judges wey Tinubu and Wike and buy finish
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Tareq1105: 9:35am On Mar 08
Walai:
Sha lawyers must chop . The country is gone, PO should rest, people you are fighting for are far gone. Let's hope next generation will get sense
No jurisdiction bcoz you'll not be on the ballot.

This is how you'll keep going to court till election time and you will say there's no time to campaign.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by ZombieTERROR: 9:36am On Mar 08
This man is so dumb

what court?

the one under Tinubu's blokos

let's see them rule in your favor

protest and massive protest is the only language APc understands, shut the country down, cry to the international community..
that's the only way
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by samuelson06(m): 9:37am On Mar 08
Oluwaseunomo:
Go there as usual and waste your time and money. A phool and his money are about to part ways lawyer must chop
Is it your money? Stop making noise here.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Holluwhakemmy(f): 9:37am On Mar 08
This Yes Daddy should go and rest he's always complaining about election he doesn't have the balls yet to compete with Tinubu. President Tinubu Jagaban is your boss anyday anytime
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by allthingsgood: 9:37am On Mar 08
Fly Wen no de hear word de follow dedibody enter grave

Continuuuuuu grin
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Klington: 9:37am On Mar 08
Good move from the man who truly wants Nigeria to move in the right direction but unfortunately, apc can't allow the court give you fair hearing.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Malagans(m): 9:39am On Mar 08
Peter Obi and courts Na 5 &6
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Malagans(m): 9:39am On Mar 08
Klington:
Good move from the man who truly wants Nigeria to move in the right direction but unfortunately, apc can't allow the court give you fair hearing.
God bless you in quantum
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Switruth: 9:40am On Mar 08
Funkyswagzz:
Exposé what? No one cares about exposing anything. Obi is playing to the gallery of his fellow criminals
move on bro. Stop allowing Obi to live rent free in your head. Aso rock get solar and you no get...suffering should be your second name...
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by Moroccoguy: 9:41am On Mar 08
Lol, opposition parties in Nigeria have fail, they are the one clamoring for electoral act, now the act is not in their favor.
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by ufotunang: 9:45am On Mar 08
The court controlled by Tinubu and Wike?
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by demstone: 9:45am On Mar 08
OBI IS A BOY.. HE WAS BUSY CHASING CHIN CHIN [REAL TIME TRANSMISSION], WHILE TINUBU WAS CODEDLY KILIN DEM SOFTLY. OBI GO ND LISTEN TO WETIN RUGER TALK 4 SONG IN 2022... " I'M AHEAD OF D GAME "ASIWAJU" "
Re: Peter Obi Vows To Challenge The Electoral Act In Court by ufotunang: 9:47am On Mar 08
Moroccoguy:
Lol, opposition parties in Nigeria have fail, they are the one clamoring for electoral act, now the act is not in their favor.
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An electoral act that will allow counting of results in the collation centres .. collation centres where lot of manipulation of election results will take place in favour of APC and that is what Tinubu and APC like
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