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Peter OBI is indeed a man of grace. They are unseen forces backing him. His presidential ambition has gone beyond him now. It is now a National Issue.
More and more people are joining his campaign.
Yesterday was Johnson Suleiman and Adamu Garba.

Today it is Aisha Yusuf.

[/b]We need a President and not an emperor and the only person that is going to be "OBEDIENT" or "OBIDIENT" is Peter Obi @PeterObi !
Desperation must not make you forfeit your rights!
The #OfficeOfTheCitizen remains the highest office in the land![b]

Apostle Johnson Suleiman the General Oversea of Omega Fire Ministries has joined Peter Obi Campaign train.

Who dey zuzu

festacman:
Clowning for money. Just got paid.

At least, Peter Obi has spent his way out of trouble. Now, time to work on practical solutions to specific Nigeria problems as well as make a wise choice of running mate.

Hahahaha. As Obi accountant.

Shishi he didn't see.

Nah beating him go chop . You think Obi supporters are GEJ supporters.
Them go deck am anywhere dem see am

Go to twitter, they have taken over . You cant even market Tinubu and Atiku in peace on twitter

Factional Labour Party Presidential Aspirant , Jude Ezenwafor Withdraws From Race, Set To Endorse Mr Peter Obi.

WE MOVE!

Labour Party Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi has taken to Twitter to call on INEC to immediately solve the bottle neck they are encountering in the pvc registration.

Nigerians have decried the slow pace of INEC while doing their PVC registration. Of a truth, INEC has been completely overwhelmed by the turn out of voters across the Country .

[/b]Information reaching me indicate that voter registration across Nigeria, more so in the South East, is dogged by inertia & bureaucratic bottlenecks. I respectfully call on @inecnigeria to facilitate speedy registration of Nigerians to enable them exercise their voting rights.-PO[b]

Peter Obi seems to be the only one calling on Nigerians to register for their PVC, seems other candidates are depending on Ghana Must Go. E go shock them .

Morris Monye, who ran for president primary alongside professor Kingsley Moghalu under the African Democratic Congress (ADC), and was beaten by Dumebi Kachukwu has join Peter Obi Campaign just hours after the election.

He denounced the party's widespread use of dollarization and stated that he would no longer be a supporter.

He confirmed his participation in the Peter Obi campaign on his official Twitter account by tweeting the name Peter Obi.

This is a positive step forward in the right direction.
More energetic, brilliant Nigerians will join Peter Obi.

Do you continue to have reservations about the Labor Party?

It is obvious that people are really working hard to see Peter Obi Fail. They say he doesn't have a chance, yet they spend time and resources trying to bring him down.

Disregard any publication out there talking about Factions and primaries .

Here is the National Chairman of the party Barr Julius Abure confirming it

APC/PDP are both scared of Peter so they are fighting

Our lawyers will deal with it!

Please can we see the video and pictures of the said primary that was conducted yesterday


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3G_NG_tzIk

Timi Dakolo has taken to Twitter to express his dissatisfaction with APC's use of his song during their convention without his permission.
In his words

[/b]Why Use an Artist Song without their permission in a rally or campaign.The things people get away with in this Country called Nigeria. Actually this is the second time.[b]

Tinubu supporters are currently protesting at the ICC Abuja after discovering that, delegates Asiwaju paid billions for were changed overnight.

His delegates are not being accredited.

Watch video here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TBRi1RWIoo

Former Governor of Anambra State Peter Obi's intervention in then-Anambra State University, now Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, has averted the school from embarking on an incessant ASUU strike, according to a popular video by a man named Nnamdi.

The solution we have for the prolonged ASUU strike is Peter Obi.

Here is a link to the video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lTToNcyh08

Iamgrey5:
The Northern governors running up and down are the ones that feel that they are trapped in Apc and might fall if the party goes down i.e. Ganduje, Elrufai etc.

Adamu is working for PDP and Atiku will likely face an unpopular Lawan in the general election.

And Atiku will win by a very decent margin.

Atiku is more popular than Lawan in the North and by miles popular than Lawan in the South.

Once APC give the ticket to Lawan, Peter Obi will win the election before noon.

Like you think Southerners will vote a Northerner again?
And NE/NC will align with the South including Southern Kaduna.
PDP is dead .

A man with disability used his own money to sponsor people to register for their pvc .

He took to his Twitter handle to state hoe Peter Obi movement is gaining momentum.

Read his words

You people still think we are only online shouting Peter Obi keep dreaming and wallowing in your illusion . I had to mobilize people to enrol for PVC with my own money the Turn out was massive. Disability is only giving me an Edge not challenge.

Breaking

Unconfirmed report has it that Suspected Kidnappers Who Abducted A Methodist Prelate Have Been Apprehended by men of Abia State Police Commands.

The report is still sketchy. Details loading

At this point, every Nigerian should rise up and defend their nation.
We are the ones at the receiving end . These Politicians don't care .

We will leave tribe and party affiliation aside and fight APC and PDP. We will vote them out . They have messed up this country . They have destroyed this country while amassing great wealth for themselves.
We will tell them that this country belong to us and we hold the power .
We must rise and take back our country . Enough is Enough. These killings must stop.

Arise My Fellow Compatriots. Arise

I decided to make some Deisgn for our incoming president Peter Obi

Oya Bend Down Select.

Select your DP here. Free of Charge.

You may not see it tomorrow ohhh. Rush am as dey hot ohhh.

Peter Obi Carry us dey go.

Life no hard, nah men just make am complicated .
If you look at the life of successful men and leaders, they exemplify simplicity and service to Mankind .

Peter Obi doesn't have Political structure to win elections, but he has the support of the People.
People who are hell bent on seeing him succeed. They go all out to use their money to build structures for him. They go out to register people for PVC and sensitize them about the need to vote in 2023. Currently Cells are being established all over the country . Funds are being raised but home and abroad People are making sacrifices to ensure he wins. All for free. He isn't even aware of most of these things .

You cant see anyone doing the same for an APC or PDP candidate without any monetary or appointment inducement. Never.

Even if you won't Vote for Peter Obi , learn something from him. He didn't buy this Love. He earned it. His lifestyle and work speaks volume.
Whatever you are opportune to do, do it well. Go all out to make it happen.

Peter Obi said he became poorer after he left office. To him becoming a governor was all about service to the people.

Men don't last long in office or life, but their legacy does. You have a short time on this earth, use it well

This is going to be a long and enjoyable adventure. Please fasten your seat belt. The author of this piece decides to be anonymous.

SteveDGreat:
In recent times we all have been bludgeoned with all sorts of intimidating but baseless propaganda about the indomitability of the northern political manoeuvres going into 2023. Many have come to believe that:

1. The 2023 presidential election winner can only be decided by the north.

2. That the south is and will remain at the mercy of the north concerning the issues of the presidency of Nigeria.

3. That Atiku and his few other northern PDP aspirants are the only viable options for the party.

4. That the South East don't have the votes to support any candidate that may be chosen from there because they don't normally go out to vote.

5. That the NW and NE have block votes that cannot be matched.

6. That the North has monopoly of the ability to rig.

7. That it was only Tinubu's command of(a doubtful) cult following in the SW that gave APC victories over the years.

8. That issues won't matter in the coming election and that people will just go vote as directed by the (over glorified) political 'leaders' who are mere jobbers.

9. That the generality of Nigerian youths and other sane citizens will not participate or make any meaningful impact on the outcome of the general election.

10. Finally,that the persecution of almost every tribe in Nigerian by the Fulanis will not matter or affect the outcome of the elections.
All these fallacious and baseless arguments as recently canvassed by some known paid political pundits should best be left within the realms.
of the imagination of these paid or uninformed speculators. Any serious political actor or follower of the Nigerian political geography knows that the north cannot seriously believe they hold the four aces come 2023.
History does not support their grandstanding. So, let me systematically and historically disprove those assumptions as baseless.

1. In 1959 the NPC could not form a government without an alliance from a section of the south.
In 1979 the NPN's Shehu Shagari could not clinch the needed 13 states to win.They fell back on the supreme court to chisel out 2/3 of a southern state votes (with the infamous 12 2/3 of 19 judgement) to install him president due to the precarious state of the nation then.
In 2003 against OBJ the stake of the North on Buhari flopped woefully.
In 2007 the stake of the North again flopped woefully even against a fellow northerner Musa Y'ardua.
In 2011 even after all the gang-up to screen out and prune down to an anointed candidate and endorsements from the whole North, they failed again woefully against GEJ who was heavily supported by the SS and SE.

In 2015 Buhari managed to win in part because of the support of Tinubu's ACN and the Splinter nPDP group. It is worthy of note that in all these trials their turnouts in the core NW & NE states were the same but that never clinged the seat for them until 2015 when the mismanagement of political fortunes of the PDP by GEJ managed to allowed useful allies from Rivers, Sokoto and Kano to move from his camp because of inexperience, lack of political sagacity and poor bargaining ability.

What did anyone expect when his henchmen like OBJ, and all those that formed his political bulwark left to the opposition? All reasonable advices were shouted down then with the drunkenness of power of incumbency.

However, it is convenient for political jobbers to brandish the outcome of the 2015 election as the making and political dexterity of the north, without giving reasons why the north was never able to do so previously in 2003, 2007 & 2011?.

2. The South is not at the mercy of the north and will never be. From history of presidential victories nobody has been able to win the presidency if he compromises more than 2 out of the 3 states of Lagos, Kano and Rivers states.
Shagari struggled in 1979 because he lost Lagos to Awolowo & Kano to Aminu Kano.
Bashir Tofa of NRC struggled because he lost Lagos, Rivers & even Kano to Abiola.
OBJ was lucky because he won Kano & Rivers, though he lost Lagos to Falae. Y'ardua & GEJ both won Lagos and Rivers.

So the North can flex all they want, but without either of these 2 southern states they go no where. Buhari needed Lagos so bad in 2019 that he had to go back cap-in-hand to beg Tinubu & his western allies. Why didn't he go it alone if the North thought they could deliver him?

As I write this piece Kano is going NNPP, (just like they did with NEPU/PRP in 1959/1964/ 1979 & 1983). Lagos will surely swing South in 2023 Tinubu or no Tinubu.
Rivers is off limits already. So where will the north get the votes to win?

3. Viability of Atiku and co. It may surprise you to know that what has bouyed Atiku's political relevance so far has been the votes from southern states.
In 2019, the votes Atiku got from Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Anambra and Delta states combined was more than he got from almost all the NW & NE states put together.
Anambra state gave him 524K votes which was more than the 410K votes he got from Adamawa his home state. Akwa Ibom state gave him 395K votes which was only 15K votes less than Adamawa.
Rivers state gave him 476K votes which was over 60K more votes than Adamawa..!!!
So when we talk about viability and what people come to the negotiation table with what do we mean if not votes?
How many votes are Tambuwal, Saraki, Bala and Atiku coming to the table with?
You can't come with my votes in your pocket to negotiate with me.
Peter Obi's Anambra gave Atiku over half a million votes in 2019 while Adamawa his state came with only 410k votes!!!

4. Let nobody fall under the illusion that the SE & SS do not also have their million-votes capabilities like Katsina, Kano, and Kaduna. In all the past 5 presidential elections of 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015 & 2019, the north has been presenting candidates and have been trying to protect one interest or the other. It was therefore expedient that they poured out to vote because they had interests at stake hence the large voters turnout.
The SE had no stake except in 2011 when GEJ was perceived as a close ally and an in-house candidate.
The SE & SS had no motivation to go out and vote before then.
However in 2011 do you know that Abia brought out 1.1M. Imo 1.3M, Anambra 1.17M, Delta 1.3M, and Rivers 1.8M votes for GEJ? Do you think those voters are all dead now?
Why would anyone come out when he doesn't have a direct interest in what's going on? Now do you know that in 1999 presidential election where 2 SW candidates were running & the North had no interest, the total votes cast in Sokoto was 355K votes, Kano 800K votes, Yobe 311K votes?
These are all the same states that consistently gave Buhari over 1m votes each in 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, and 2019! Why didn't they come out in 1999?
So, you see, just as the good book says, 'where your treasure lies there will your heart be'.
Next time you write that the SE & SS don't go to the polls find out where their heart is. Give them a SE or SS candidate and see where the votes will be.
We can match the north vote for vote and rigging for rigging when the need arises as it will soon arise.

5. The much touted Tinubu prowess is really becoming undistinguishable.
With all the bullion vans and loss of interest in the presidential election of 2019 after the violence that greeted the Lagos state Guber election, the APC only marginally won Lagos with only about 130K votes, Ogun state with 86K votes, Ekiti with 36K votes and Osun state was won with just 10K votes. They lost Ondo and Oyo states. The average turn out in those SW states was about 500K votes despite the fact they had a sitting VP on the ballot.
This means that the SW is already having a voting fatigue towards the north.

6. This was far below the votes from the SE & SS. One then wonders where the Tinubu midas touch was? Maybe a time for serious clout audit has come, to really price these political jobbers appropriately.

It is possible that Buhari and the APC inner caucus know a thing or two about his dwindling sphere of political influence we all don't.But a window is still open for his reawakening. We shall visit that in due course .

7. Issues do matter in elections and in 2023 major issues shall show up. What will Nigerians do when a cross section of the country begin to talk about replacing one Fulani with another Fulani in a country of over 235 ethnic nationalities.

Do we think enough media campaign will take that off the political stage? What will become of religious bigotry that is presently smouldering with a possibility of snowballing into something else?

What will become of the desire for restructuring come 2023; how will the populace respond to even a new party that cuts this into it's central manifesto? What will the state of the economy and challenging food and fuel prices do to the campaign.

What will the issue of Fulani herdsmen, and general insecurity do for a carefully managed campaign?
Somehow some of these issues will bear their fangs on this 2023 elections whether we like it or not. #Endsars movement may even resurrect and hijack a political party, who knows?

Can the south turn the table? Yes they can. All it will take is honest desire to pursue reason. If the South West decides to nail the unbecoming arrogance of the North once and for all, that time would be now!!!

If Tinubu retreats from his foray in empty pursuit of the APC ticket after being bruised by the North and teams up with already reasonable minds like Akeredolu, and Afenifere Elders, PANDEF, and Middle Belt forum to support a detribalized sellable SE candidate like Peter Obi, no northerner can match that ticket.
What do you think will happen if the SE/SW ticket is floated under a new party platform made of SDP, NNPP, APGA, Southern offshoot of PDP (Ekweremadu, Abaribe etc), and offshoot of APC (Tinubu & co)?

Surely the Middle belt will not vote another Fulani man even in their dream, & no Southerner will depart from this course of voting in 2023.
If we decide to be less ruthless in nailing the Fulani schemes a SE/Kwankwaso ticket with active support of the SW will also be a winner.

In all these we can see a pathway to victory against the agressors who think the opportunity given to them by all has become a right.
The ball is in the courts of the SW to rise above selfish mediocrity and grab the extended hand across the Niger. The SE did it twice for OBJ.

A good turn, they say, deserves another.
This may be the safest way against Fulani aggression, expansionism, ethnic cleansing, resources plundering and fastest way to restructuring.
Enough of this grandstanding. It's time to take back what is ours!!!

This is going to be a long and enjoyable adventure. Please fasten your seat belt.


In recent times we all have been bludgeoned with all sorts of intimidating but baseless propaganda about the indomitability of the northern political manoeuvres going into 2023. Many have come to believe that:

1. The 2023 presidential election winner can only be decided by the north.

2. That the south is and will remain at the mercy of the north concerning the issues of the presidency of Nigeria.

3. That Atiku and his few other northern PDP aspirants are the only viable options for the party.

4. That the South East don't have the votes to support any candidate that may be chosen from there because they don't normally go out to vote.

5. That the NW and NE have block votes that cannot be matched.

6. That the North has monopoly of the ability to rig.

7. That it was only Tinubu's command of(a doubtful) cult following in the SW that gave APC victories over the years.

8. That issues won't matter in the coming election and that people will just go vote as directed by the (over glorified) political 'leaders' who are mere jobbers.

9. That the generality of Nigerian youths and other sane citizens will not participate or make any meaningful impact on the outcome of the general election.

10. Finally,that the persecution of almost every tribe in Nigerian by the Fulanis will not matter or affect the outcome of the elections.
All these fallacious and baseless arguments as recently canvassed by some known paid political pundits should best be left within the realms.
of the imagination of these paid or uninformed speculators. Any serious political actor or follower of the Nigerian political geography knows that the north cannot seriously believe they hold the four aces come 2023.
History does not support their grandstanding. So, let me systematically and historically disprove those assumptions as baseless.

1. In 1959 the NPC could not form a government without an alliance from a section of the south.
In 1979 the NPN's Shehu Shagari could not clinch the needed 13 states to win.They fell back on the supreme court to chisel out 2/3 of a southern state votes (with the infamous 12 2/3 of 19 judgement) to install him president due to the precarious state of the nation then.
In 2003 against OBJ the stake of the North on Buhari flopped woefully.
In 2007 the stake of the North again flopped woefully even against a fellow northerner Musa Y'ardua.
In 2011 even after all the gang-up to screen out and prune down to an anointed candidate and endorsements from the whole North, they failed again woefully against GEJ who was heavily supported by the SS and SE.

In 2015 Buhari managed to win in part because of the support of Tinubu's ACN and the Splinter nPDP group. It is worthy of note that in all these trials their turnouts in the core NW & NE states were the same but that never clinged the seat for them until 2015 when the mismanagement of political fortunes of the PDP by GEJ managed to allowed useful allies from Rivers, Sokoto and Kano to move from his camp because of inexperience, lack of political sagacity and poor bargaining ability.

What did anyone expect when his henchmen like OBJ, and all those that formed his political bulwark left to the opposition? All reasonable advices were shouted down then with the drunkenness of power of incumbency.

However, it is convenient for political jobbers to brandish the outcome of the 2015 election as the making and political dexterity of the north, without giving reasons why the north was never able to do so previously in 2003, 2007 & 2011?.

2. The South is not at the mercy of the north and will never be. From history of presidential victories nobody has been able to win the presidency if he compromises more than 2 out of the 3 states of Lagos, Kano and Rivers states.
Shagari struggled in 1979 because he lost Lagos to Awolowo & Kano to Aminu Kano.
Bashir Tofa of NRC struggled because he lost Lagos, Rivers & even Kano to Abiola.
OBJ was lucky because he won Kano & Rivers, though he lost Lagos to Falae. Y'ardua & GEJ both won Lagos and Rivers.

So the North can flex all they want, but without either of these 2 southern states they go no where. Buhari needed Lagos so bad in 2019 that he had to go back cap-in-hand to beg Tinubu & his western allies. Why didn't he go it alone if the North thought they could deliver him?

As I write this piece Kano is going NNPP, (just like they did with NEPU/PRP in 1959/1964/ 1979 & 1983). Lagos will surely swing South in 2023 Tinubu or no Tinubu.
Rivers is off limits already. So where will the north get the votes to win?

3. Viability of Atiku and co. It may surprise you to know that what has bouyed Atiku's political relevance so far has been the votes from southern states.
In 2019, the votes Atiku got from Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Anambra and Delta states combined was more than he got from almost all the NW & NE states put together.
Anambra state gave him 524K votes which was more than the 410K votes he got from Adamawa his home state. Akwa Ibom state gave him 395K votes which was only 15K votes less than Adamawa.
Rivers state gave him 476K votes which was over 60K more votes than Adamawa..!!!
So when we talk about viability and what people come to the negotiation table with what do we mean if not votes?
How many votes are Tambuwal, Saraki, Bala and Atiku coming to the table with?
You can't come with my votes in your pocket to negotiate with me.
Peter Obi's Anambra gave Atiku over half a million votes in 2019 while Adamawa his state came with only 410k votes!!!

4. Let nobody fall under the illusion that the SE & SS do not also have their million-votes capabilities like Katsina, Kano, and Kaduna. In all the past 5 presidential elections of 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015 & 2019, the north has been presenting candidates and have been trying to protect one interest or the other. It was therefore expedient that they poured out to vote because they had interests at stake hence the large voters turnout.
The SE had no stake except in 2011 when GEJ was perceived as a close ally and an in-house candidate.
The SE & SS had no motivation to go out and vote before then.
However in 2011 do you know that Abia brought out 1.1M. Imo 1.3M, Anambra 1.17M, Delta 1.3M, and Rivers 1.8M votes for GEJ? Do you think those voters are all dead now?
Why would anyone come out when he doesn't have a direct interest in what's going on? Now do you know that in 1999 presidential election where 2 SW candidates were running & the North had no interest, the total votes cast in Sokoto was 355K votes, Kano 800K votes, Yobe 311K votes?
These are all the same states that consistently gave Buhari over 1m votes each in 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, and 2019! Why didn't they come out in 1999?
So, you see, just as the good book says, 'where your treasure lies there will your heart be'.
Next time you write that the SE & SS don't go to the polls find out where their heart is. Give them a SE or SS candidate and see where the votes will be.
We can match the north vote for vote and rigging for rigging when the need arises as it will soon arise.

5. The much touted Tinubu prowess is really becoming undistinguishable.
With all the bullion vans and loss of interest in the presidential election of 2019 after the violence that greeted the Lagos state Guber election, the APC only marginally won Lagos with only about 130K votes, Ogun state with 86K votes, Ekiti with 36K votes and Osun state was won with just 10K votes. They lost Ondo and Oyo states. The average turn out in those SW states was about 500K votes despite the fact they had a sitting VP on the ballot.
This means that the SW is already having a voting fatigue towards the north.

6. This was far below the votes from the SE & SS. One then wonders where the Tinubu midas touch was? Maybe a time for serious clout audit has come, to really price these political jobbers appropriately.

It is possible that Buhari and the APC inner caucus know a thing or two about his dwindling sphere of political influence we all don't.But a window is still open for his reawakening. We shall visit that in due course .

7. Issues do matter in elections and in 2023 major issues shall show up. What will Nigerians do when a cross section of the country begin to talk about replacing one Fulani with another Fulani in a country of over 235 ethnic nationalities.

Do we think enough media campaign will take that off the political stage? What will become of religious bigotry that is presently smouldering with a possibility of snowballing into something else?

What will become of the desire for restructuring come 2023; how will the populace respond to even a new party that cuts this into it's central manifesto? What will the state of the economy and challenging food and fuel prices do to the campaign.

What will the issue of Fulani herdsmen, and general insecurity do for a carefully managed campaign?
Somehow some of these issues will bear their fangs on this 2023 elections whether we like it or not. #Endsars movement may even resurrect and hijack a political party, who knows?

Can the south turn the table? Yes they can. All it will take is honest desire to pursue reason. If the South West decides to nail the unbecoming arrogance of the North once and for all, that time would be now!!!

If Tinubu retreats from his foray in empty pursuit of the APC ticket after being bruised by the North and teams up with already reasonable minds like Akeredolu, and Afenifere Elders, PANDEF, and Middle Belt forum to support a detribalized sellable SE candidate like Peter Obi, no northerner can match that ticket.
What do you think will happen if the SE/SW ticket is floated under a new party platform made of SDP, NNPP, APGA, Southern offshoot of PDP (Ekweremadu, Abaribe etc), and offshoot of APC (Tinubu & co)?

Surely the Middle belt will not vote another Fulani man even in their dream, & no Southerner will depart from this course of voting in 2023.
If we decide to be less ruthless in nailing the Fulani schemes a SE/Kwankwaso ticket with active support of the SW will also be a winner.

In all these we can see a pathway to victory against the agressors who think the opportunity given to them by all has become a right.
The ball is in the courts of the SW to rise above selfish mediocrity and grab the extended hand across the Niger. The SE did it twice for OBJ.

A good turn, they say, deserves another.
This may be the safest way against Fulani aggression, expansionism, ethnic cleansing, resources plundering and fastest way to restructuring.
Enough of this grandstanding. It's time to take back what is ours!!!

YinkaOlusesi16:
structure that cant guarantee them winner

Did u read where it stated that there was disunity in the party but all was resolved around February and March.

Mrs Olufola, fmr presidential aspirants under Labor Party has cleared the air regarding factions and court cases against Labor Party. Mrs Olufola while speaking on an interview with Channels TV said There is no other factions. There is only one Labor Party.
All Labor Party Excos and leaders were present in the primary including INEC official to monitor the election.
Calistus Okafor who isn't a presidential aspirants, he has no case.

She highlighted Alot of things .

[/b]There was disunity in the party before which led to many members leaving. Everything was resolved in Feb/March. There is unity now.[b]

[/b]Labour Party has structure in all the 36 states of the country. NLC, TUC etc are all structures of Labor Party.[b]

[/b]Their campaign will be aimed at targeting workers, Farmers, Artisans, students to let them know they all belong to the labour party.[b]

[/b]When asked the possibility of Peter joining either APC or PDP as vice, She said it is not possible. Peter Obi is a King & won't low .[b]

When asked about labor party chances of winning the election she said.

There is a lot of rot in Government, people are dying and suffering, insecurity and Economic melt down. Labour party didn't contribute to this rot and failed Government. Labour party is the only hope for Nigerian.

You can watch the video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6DEPwzJwL4

You still Don't Believe in Peter Obi capacity in this election. OYO

If you getting the error go to their office and register. No be today registration start.

Make Una no blame INEC for una laziness and docility

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This is the best we've ever tasted. The emergence of Peter Obi has reawakened a generation of Nigerians eager to wrest control of their country from the pwans of corrupt APC and PDP politicians.

They've been registering people for PVC all around the country.
In Nigeria, Peter Obi has the most organic supporters

See my president chaiiii

Lush100:
Pls how do I get a voter card.
I'm very impressed to vote peter Obi because I am tired to this thieves we call nigeria leaders.

Monkey pox is now in Nigeria.
NCDC Livescore will resume shortly.
Fire : they are still planning that one.
Inec and ministries of finance or accountant general offices are the target; maybe NNPC, nddc and the like.
While efcc turned to bat at delegates sharing dollars. They became blind. NFIU too became deaf and blind.
Political killings too will resume. Police will be giving us statement with no results.
Some innocent folks will be shown on tv.
Last minute project will be awarded.
And thieves will once again plan their re-election. Celebrities and musician will sing their praises and BMC and zombies will fight on social media, nairaland and twitter for 29,950 (because bank will take stamp duty: wetin consign them)

You can register online https://cvr.inecnigeria.org/

After that go to their office and do data capturing.
If you try to book appointment and they tell u no available spot, just go to their office .

Online registration ends tonite

So nah for Election venue dem wan go share money.



All these APC and PDP urchins looking for everything to discredit Peter Obi

The Female Aspirants in labour party Mrs Olufola who decided to contest with Obi.

She finally decides to step down amid voting.

She is our woman leader

mannasseh:
i hope you are not joining the middle belt with the so called north. because adding the middle belt makes them feel mighty

Even North East has some minorities that align with the South. But people dont know

shaggyosas:
You will be producing that when Peter Obi becomes president...we need to work big time

Suggest one.

I am thinking of Sanusi Lamido

Okwute