₦airaland Forum

This is very commendable from the DSS

Obidients role model when he was busy abusing president TINUBU

Wickedfacts:
Nobody is even talking about Atiku. Obidients have made sure Atiku is watered down maximally.

Tinubu is one hell of a political strategist.

watered down on social media, in reality ATIKU will get massive votes than obi

slivertongue:
Tinubu's supporters are jittery since obi decided to run for president in 2027

jittery? Just a reminder no INEC polling unit on social media

Madmohamed1:
Peter obi is a billionaire lose or win can not change anything about him. The man is trying to help people like you who are in bandage. As for Igbo's we are well equipped to take whatever Nigeria bring to the table.

the same way he help his people by increasing their poverty rate as governor of small anambra state abi

Ofunaofu:
Another wailing, shedding of hot early morning tears from the minister of Peter Obi affairs

the op is a patriotic citizen

Obidients will fight for him, he was once their role model when he was abusing president TINUBU

OssanaQuest:
Sowore fights everyone, VDM, Peter Obi, Atiku, everybody.

Now that the government has thrown him into jail, who will fight for him?

Everyone in ekiti state is very happy with this apc winning

This is very commendable from the judiciary

Tenses:
Foyose the 2 term former governor turned errand boy is no match for HE. Seyi Makinde anyday anytime, twice on election day.

as incumbent governor he is not match, wait until he became former Oyo state governor then let see if you can say what you post now

PulaPower:
Billionaires fighting because of pot of soup..

Nawa o

Comrade

Content creators everywhere

givedemwotowoto:

"If you want me to vote for your candidate, just give me ₦5,000 only.”

—Yoruba man says. pic.twitter.com/Ihjci7aHuP

— OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@OurFavOnlineDoc) June 21, 2026

Content creators everywhere mteeeew

givedemwotowoto:

"APC for life. 15,000 Naira per vote, don't whine me."

-A young woman who voted APC in Ekiti governorship election yesterday celebrates that she sold her vote to APC vote vendors. pic.twitter.com/oMK9sZz7hX

— OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@OurFavOnlineDoc) June 21, 2026

Massive jubilations and celebrations all over ekiti state immediately INEC announced governor oyebanji of APC as winner

In reality opposition parties are not serious, they are only over serious on social media unfortunately INEC doesn't have polling unit on social media.

I pass my neighbor generator engineer Mr makinde is gone politically bye bye makinde

Massive jubilations and celebrations all over ekiti state chaiii

Where are ADC and NDC what is going on na 🤣🤣🤣

Peter obi is after media attention, he did the same thing to deji adeyanju

AsomughaChuks02:
Ultimatum was issued on June 9th. Today is June 21st and Barrister Kenneth Okonkwo is still standing firm on his allegation that Peter Obi collected bribes from NDC aspirants. No evidence of any court fillings as at today.

Is Peter Obi guilty as alleged or he is just a coward?

No no no prophet ayodele please peter obi must contest in 2027 he likes it or not. No room for excuse

At that time did any candidate claim Christians must take their country back

jmoore:
Despite Obasanjo beating Olu Falae in 1999 presidential election, it's interesting to know that Olu Falae got 979,997 votes in southeast.
24 years later in 2023, Peter Obi got about 849,000 votes in the Southwest.

Sunnyski:
Your Tinupoo abi Tifnubu should be the one to react. Is he not the Resident 😂 😂of Nigeria?

so when obi always react to incident in Lagos state or other south west states was he the president ?

NDC is full of people with dubious dangerous characters

Donating Labour party campaign funds that he stole abi?

agabaI23:
PETER OBI’S PUBLICLY DOCUMENTED DONATIONS SINCE 2023 (over a billion)

There have been several conflicting figures online concerning how much Mr Peter Obi has donated since the 2023 presidential election. I therefore considered only donations tied to identifiable institutions, locations and publicly reported amounts.

The list below is not necessarily exhaustive. It represents a conservative register of donations that can be traced to public reports. Undisclosed donations, privately paid medical bills and items without stated monetary values are excluded from the cash total.

2023

1. University of Nigeria, Nsukka — ₦10 million

2. Millennium College of Nursing Sciences, Awka — ₦10 million

3. Faith Specialist Hospital, Awka — ₦40 million

4. Faith Foundation Mission Hospital/College of Nursing project, Nsukka — ₦20 million

Documented 2023 subtotal: ₦80 million

The ₦10 million Millennium College donation and an earlier ₦40 million contribution to Faith Specialist Hospital were publicly reported in September 2023. The ₦20 million Nsukka donation was reported in November 2023.

2024

1. College of Nursing Sciences, Amichi — ₦10 million

2. College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu — ₦10 million

3. Holy Rosary College of Nursing Sciences, Emekuku — ₦10 million

4. Grimard College of Nursing Sciences, Anyigba — ₦10 million

5. Additional support to Grimard College — ₦5 million and a Coaster bus

6. College of Nursing Sciences, St Gerald’s Hospital, Kaduna — ₦10 million

7. St Philomena School of Nursing, Benin — ₦10 million

8. University on the Niger, Umunya — ₦50 million

9. School of Nursing, Iyienu — ₦10 million

10. Peter University, Achina/Onneh — ₦50 million

11. St John of God Secondary School, Awka — ₦15 million

12. Maiduguri flood-relief intervention — ₦50 million

13. Boreholes provided to underserved communities in Sokoto, Kebbi and other parts of northern Nigeria — value not included

Documented 2024 cash subtotal from these individually identified interventions: ₦240 million, excluding the Coaster bus and boreholes.

The Amichi, Adazi-Nnukwu, Emekuku and Grimard interventions were individually reported. The additional Grimard assistance comprised a Coaster bus and ₦5 million for fuel and logistics.

The ₦50 million Maiduguri intervention was presented to support victims of the September 2024 flood.

2025

1. IHM Vital Healthcare, Mmiata-Anam — ₦25 million

2. College of Nursing Sciences, Nsukka — ₦20 million

3. Shanahan College of Nursing Sciences, Nsukka — ₦20 million

4. Mater Misericordiae College of Nursing Sciences, Afikpo — ₦10 million

5. Daughters of Divine Love College of Nursing Sciences, Enugu — ₦25 million

6. Joseph D. Bagobiri Memorial College, Kafanchan — ₦20 million

7. Kawo Almajiri School, Kaduna — ₦5 million

8. Holy Rosary College of Nursing, Mbaise — ₦10 million

9. Our Lady of Lourdes College of Nursing, Ihiala — ₦10 million

10. Tansian University College of Nursing, Oba — ₦10 million

11. Holy Rosary School of Midwifery, Emekuku — ₦15 million

12. Bokkos IDP camp, Plateau State — ₦7.5 million

13. Our Lady of Apostles College of Nursing Sciences, Jos — ₦10 million

14. Paradise College of Health and Technology, Nasarawa — ₦2.5 million

15. St Martin’s Orphanage and Home for Lonely Adults, Igbo-Ukwu — ₦10 million

16. St Luke’s Hospital, Ogbaru — ₦5 million

17. Godfrey Okoye University Teaching Hospital — ₦20 million

18. Amafor-Ihu Community Health Centre, Enugu — ₦20 million

19. Anglican Hospital project, Kubwa — ₦10 million

20. Anglican Comprehensive Secondary School, Kubwa — ₦10 million

21. Mokwa flood victims, Niger State — ₦20 million

22. Chibok Secondary School — ₦6 million, 10 laptops and three printers

23. St John Vianney Science College, Ukwulu — ₦10 million

24. St Philomena College of Nursing Sciences, Benin — ₦15 million

25. Madarasatul Hidayyatul Auladi Almajiri School, Kaduna — ₦5 million

26. Womanhood College of Health Sciences and Technology, Kaduna — ₦5 million

27. St Gerald’s College of Nursing Sciences, Kaduna — ₦10 million

28. University of Nigeria Dental Students’ intervention — ₦15 million

29. Christ the King College, Onitsha — ₦50 million

30. University of Calabar Faculty of Dentistry — ₦20 million

31. Dominican Sisters’ College, Abatete — ₦25 million

32. Good Hope Specialist Hospital, Isulo — ₦10 million

33. St Felix Hospital, Nnewi — ₦15 million

34. College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu — ₦15 million

35. UniNiger University Teaching Hospital, Iyienu — ₦15 million

36. Annunciation Hospital College of Nursing Sciences, Enugu — ₦20 million

37. Anglican School of Nursing Sciences, Oji River — ₦10 million

38. Our Lady of Lourdes College of Nursing Sciences, Ihiala — ₦15 million

39. St Charles Borromeo College of Nursing Sciences, Onitsha — ₦15 million

Conservative 2025 subtotal from the individually listed cash donations: approximately ₦566 million.

This is lower than some published compilations. One July 2025 review calculated ₦596 million in direct cash donations during only the first seven months of 2025, excluding the estimated value of equipment and relief materials. A subsequent independent fact-check verified ₦330 million in healthcare donations alone during 2025.

The non-cash support included 10 laptops and three printers for Chibok Secondary School.

January–June 2026

1. Francis Cardinal Arinze Secondary School, Nkwelle-Ezunaka — ₦10 million

2. Immaculata Girls’ Model Secondary School, Nnewi — ₦5 million

3. ADON College of Health Technology, Nnewi — ₦10 million

4. ADON Vocational and Technical Academy, Ozubulu — ₦5 million

5. St Philomena Nursing School, Benin — ₦15 million

6. Dominican University, Ibadan — ₦30 million

7. Peter University, Achina — ₦30 million

8. Ehime General Hospital, Imo State — ₦10 million

9. Scholarships for students in Bauchi — ₦15 million

10. Anglican hospital project, Kubwa — ₦10 million

Documented 2026 subtotal to date: at least ₦140 million.

The two university donations—₦30 million each to Dominican University and Peter University—were reported in March 2026. The ADON institutions received ₦15 million altogether, while the Immaculata donation was separately reported.

CONSERVATIVE TOTAL

2023: ₦80 million

2024: ₦240 million

2025: ₦566 million

January–June 2026: ₦140 million

Minimum individually documented cash total: ₦1.026 billion

This figure excludes the monetary value of:

Boreholes constructed in northern communities

A Coaster bus donated to Grimard College

Ten laptops and three printers donated to Chibok Secondary School

A trailer load of grains and other flood-relief materials

Medical bills and scholarships whose values were not disclosed

Donations reported without sufficient details to prevent duplication

Projects pledged but not yet confirmed as completed

Therefore, the responsible conclusion is that Peter Obi has openly donated no less than ₦1.026 billion in identifiable cash contributions since 2023, in addition to vehicles, computers, printers, boreholes, food and other relief materials.

This is what productive politics should look like: investing personal resources in education, healthcare, skills development and assistance to distressed communities rather than merely sharing political slogans.

The record is public. It can be scrutinised, corrected and updated—but it cannot honestly be dismissed as “doing nothing.

Isobug:
You can't use this election to judge NDC, it's impromptu. The general elections is the proper test of all political parties. You're here mentioning Kwankwaso that join NDC yesterday

but if APC lost the election I am 100% sure you won't say this

MASTAkiLLAh:
what of your father and mother

do you want to kidnap them ?

Wickedfacts:
Malami is a nobody in Kebbi.

As sitting AGF, he bought form to contest Governorship and the then Governor dared Malami to enter Kebbi and campaign.
Malami chickened out immediately.

Those are the people AMINDA is relying on.

as long as adamu aleiro is still in APC, kebbi state is no go area for ADC or NDC

Bitter ones will soon invade this thread with bitter and hateful comment

Even before the commencement of the election, losers were all over the place looking for excuse to claim the election was rig

Where is overrated malami ADC na 🤣🤣🤣