Ahead of the February 25 Presidential Election, some prominent Nigerians, including Prof. Ango Abdullahi, former Anambra State Governor, Chief Ezeife, ...
“These are those who have burnt all bridges to pitch their tents with him in his quest for the presidency of Nigeria. Mr Obi will do this, everyone will still have his space, but it is going to be business unusual. Monitoring of votes in a peaceful manner, devoid of rancour is necessary. “The book provides a scintillating survey of the meaning of the truth and insight into what makes Obi tick and the very nature of his experience in corporate Nigerian and political administration where he cut his teeth in Anambra State. ”Do not be bought, don’t allow yourselves to be bought by selfish politicians. “It provides a bird’s-eye view of the virtues found in Obi that are common with every great President, such as a strong vision for the country’s future, an ability to put their perspective of history into governance at the national level, effective communication skills, the courage to make effective decisions, crisis management skills, character and integrity, wise appointments and an ability to work smoothly with the parliament.
Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has publicly endorsed Labour Party candidate, Peter Gregory Obi as her preferred candidate in the.
She said, “I do not understand why some people on social media have resulted to insulting other people who are not in support of their political candidate, it’s democracy & everyone is entitled to support who so ever they wish to support, if you don’t like their choice fine, vote your choice, one thing you must understand is this politician are friends behind closed doors & they or their children will never lose a sweat nor blood becos of you, please! I pray that his Excellency Peter Obi wins & I pray he doesn’t disappoint us when he gets in, so help us God. It’s about ending the struggle & pain of the common man.
From Charity Nwakaudu, Abuja. Ahead of the general elections, the Plateau State stakeholders for Peter Obi have donated over 100,000 sample of ballot papers ...
Contributing to the Peter Obi movement is a delight. It is a movement to rescue this country from bad governance and corruption. Peter Obi is a movement and mission.
Ahead of the February 25, Presidential Election, some prominent Nigerians, including Prof. Ango Abdullahi, former Anambra State Governor, Chief Ezeife, ...
This work is part of the funding tools for the Peter Obi Presidency. Monitoring of votes in a peaceful manner, devoid of rancour is necessary. ”Do not be bought, don’t allow yourselves to be bought by selfish politicians.
Elder statesmen and some prominent Nigerians including one-time vice chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University and Chairman of Northern Elders Forum, Prof.
“These are those who have burnt all bridges to pitch their tents with him in his quest for the presidency of Nigeria. Mr Obi will do this, everyone will still have his space, but it is going to be business unusual. Monitoring of votes in a peaceful manner, devoid of rancour is necessary. “The book provides a scintillating survey of the meaning of the truth and insight into what makes Obi tick and the very nature of his experience in corporate Nigerian and political administration where he cut his teeth in Anambra State. Elder statesmen and some prominent Nigerians including one-time vice chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University and Chairman of Northern Elders Forum, Prof. ”Do not be bought, don’t allow yourselves to be bought by selfish politicians.
Patterns and insights exemplified in the above narratives about myth in politics in Greece are not quite different in Nigeria. In this piece, our analyst ...
The closeness of another boy to Yusuf Alami suggests his (the second boy) readiness to join him in making the welcome of Mr. Obi and the people at the back of the Labour Party’s presidential candidate seem to be happy with the boy’s courage, while pointing fingers at the boy by the security man on the left indicates that he (the security man) is not in support of the boy’s act, seeing it as a possible threat to Mr. The posture of the two security men suggests their readiness to confront anyone with the intent of attacking Mr. The stretching of hands by the boy suggests that Mr. In many cultures, stories and legends from mythology can also be used to illustrate the importance of a particular candidate. People often invoke the power of mythological figures to represent the values and qualities that they seek in a leader.
The coming general elections continue to divide Nigerian celebrities, with many being very vocal about their choices. | Pulse Nigeria.
It’s about ending the struggle & pain of the common man. This vote is not about ethnicity & religion for me….. Nigeria cannot be repaired in 4 years but we need a positive starting point for a better Nigeria so that our children & the ones yet unborn won’t have to face this hardship we’re facing.
Nollywood actor, Alexx Ekubo, has declared his support for Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi ahead of the presidential election.
“If you fail to vote, you forfeit your right to complain. “With the various candidates running for the office of this great nation, I have made my decision to vote based on transparency, precedent and character and Peter Obi is the man for the job. According to him, the former Anambra State governor is the right man for the job and has the ability to change the country for the better if elected president.
Ahead of the February 25, presidential election, some prominent Nigerians, including Prof. Ango Abdullahi, former Anambra state Governor, Chief Chukwuemeka ...
“These are those who have burnt all bridges to pitch their tents with him in his quest for the presidency of Nigeria. Watch your votes, guard it jealously, so you won’t cry of injustice,” the elder statesman advised. “This club of owners of the book may never get past the photos of Obi inside but the joy of owning the book to show off among friends and fellow traders is enough satisfaction,” he added. Ahead of the February 25, presidential election, some prominent Nigerians, including Prof. “Business Unusual” documents the gargantuan governance milestones achieved by Obi as governor of Anambra dtate, which are aptly captured in The Legacy of Peter Obi in Anambra, postulations about what politics at the center will look like, and what informed his decision to run for President of Nigeria. “The book provides a scintillating survey of the meaning of the truth and insight into what makes Obi tick and the very nature of his experience in corporate Nigerian and political administration where he cut his teeth in Anambra State.
In a video making the rounds, the artiste said that the former Anambra governor has the ability to change the country for good if elected president during the ...
I strongly believe that with Peter Obi as president, together we will be able to eliminate the challenges we face as a nation.” With the various candidates running for the office of this great nation, I have made my decision to vote based on transparency, precedent and character and Peter Obi is the man for the job. Nollywood actor, Alexx Ekubo has declared support for the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
Eziefe, a former governor of Anambra, also stressed the need for Nigerians to shun vote buying and selling. The leader of Afenifere, Yoruba's socio-cultural ...
“The media, being a major partner in the Nigerian democratic process, is hereby invited to be part of this journey, which many patriotic Nigerians look forward to. Monitoring of votes in a peaceful manner, devoid of rancour is necessary. "Mr (Peter) Obi will do this, everyone will still have his space, but it is going to be business unusual.
Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate, visited the industrial hub of Nnewi, in his home state of Anambra, as part of his ongoing campaign across ...
Benchuks Nwosu; the Labour Party’s National Organising Secretary, Mr Clement Ojuwkwu; and other party officials joined the Labour Party Presidential flag bearer on the visit. According to the latest poll released by Bloomberg, an American news medium, Obi has significantly expanded his lead over his rivals. Nigeria’s Former Minister of Finance Nenadi Usman; the Director General of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Organisation, Dr.
Rev Yusuf is President of Love for All nations Ministries and lead pastor of the Household of Love Churches worldwide. The Church's headquarters is based in ...
I turned to the protocol guy and said, that guy looks like governor Peter Obi, He answered and said, ” yes o na him, e no dey allow anybody help am with his bag. As I walked through the tarmac with one of the FAAN protocol staff pulling my hand luggage behind me, I turned and behold I saw someone that looked like governor Peter Obi coming behind and pushing his hand luggage himself. Peter Obi gave the Christian Association of Nigeria a sum of N2 billion to win their votes.
Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the forthcoming election, has stormed his territory with special mega presidential campaign ...
Benchuks Nwosu; the Labour Party's National Organizing Secretary, Mr Clement Ojukwu; the National Youth Leader of the party, Kennedy Opara, and other party officials. Akin Osuntokun, former member of the According to him, Southeast would hardly have such opportunity in the near When I came in as governor in Anambra, bank robberies and all forms of criminalities were rampant. "I'm a trader like you; our government will encourage domestic industries, and all your industries closed down will be re-opened. [Peter Obi](https://www.legit.ng/tag/1358-peter-obi/), has said that his administration would revive moribund industries, create employment opportunities, and re-open all industries that were closed down.
From David Onwuchekwa, Nnewi. The presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Mr Peter Obi, in Nnewi, Anambra State, said that Nigeria for the past ten ...
Obi explained that it was the first time people born after Nigeria Independence in the person of himself and Datti Yusuf were coming out to be Nigerian President and Vice. We also appeal that all LP candidates for Senate and House of Representatives across the state will be voted into the National Assembly, ” he said. “I built all the good roads in and around Nnewi when I was the Governor of Anambra State. I distributed buses to all schools in Anambra and gave SUVs to all traditional rulers. “Datti and I have chosen to create a new Nigeria where there will be the security of lives and property. He declared that LP was on a rescue mission to renew Nigeria.
Obi urged the people of Nnewi to try and convert others in this all-important project of "rescuing Nigeria.''
He told the people that he has not come to campaign because Nnewi is already backing him, but to tell them to try and convert others in this all-important project of “rescuing Nigeria.” The Obi-Datti Media said that as it has been in all the places he visited, an organic crowd of obedient supporters shut down the city chanting various support songs to show their solidarity for the project that he is leading. Obi urged the people of Nnewi to try and convert others in this all-important project of “rescuing Nigeria.”
Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has taken his campaign to Nnewi, Anambra State.
The tweet reads: “I paid a courtesy call on the Obi of Otolo and Igwe of Nnewi Kingdom, Igwe Dr. Grateful for the wise counsel and prayers. It was a very convivial and pleasant visit.
Nigerian presidential hopeful Peter Obi emerged as the preferred choice to become the country's next head of state in two opinion polls, the third survey in ...
For the third straight time, Peter Obi, candidate of the Labour Party has been predicted as winner of the forthcoming presidential election.
“We had thought that by delaying our 3rd and Final Poll until early February 2023 we would see a collapse of the Undecided Vote. “Undecided voters and those who prefer not to reveal their preferred candidate add up to a whopping 23% and 30% respectively. We believe our baseline Presidential Poll published on September 15, 2022 was the first well-publicised national poll released in connection with the 2023 Presidential elections, which was followed by a Bloomberg poll published on September 28, 2022.” We have also applied the exact same methodology in our various Governorship Polls carried out in 2011, 2014, 2015, 2019 and 2022 and the methodology generally held up well. When we carried out our first baseline poll in September 2022 we thought a long campaign period would lead to different candidates taking turns to lead the field. Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP)
The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, has said that his administration would revive moribund industries, create employment ...
Akin Osuntokun, former member of the Anambra State House of Assembly, who is the Director of Mobilization in the Obi-Datti Campaigns, Hon. We are committed to pulling our citizens out of poverty, and the only way to do this is to pull Nigeria from a consuming nation to a productive nation. Earlier on arrival, Obi and his team were received by the traditional ruler of Nnewi ancient kingdom, His Majesty, Igwe Kenneth Orizu III, where he received royal blessing. According to him, Southeast would hardly have such opportunity in the near future if the present opportunity is missed. When I came in as governor in Anambra, bank robberies and all forms of criminalities were rampant. The new Nigeria is where there will be security of lives and property.
It further stated that the methodology used by NOIPolls is almost the exact same methodology that was used in previous Presidential Polls.
We had thought that by delaying our 3rd and Final Poll until early February 2023 we would see a collapse of the Undecided Vote. Peter Obi has been the front-runner throughout, but we caution that the Undecided/Refused vote is still too high (in early February 2023) to be ignored. The percentage of registered voters and/or voters with their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) is as follows in each of the zones: 96% in the North East, 93% each in the North West and South East. If they stay committed over the course of the next fortnight and, in the absence of aggravated security concerns or unresolved PVC collection challenges, we could witness a huge turnout in the February 2023 Presidential elections,” the foundation said. The age groups that expressed the greatest willingness to vote were those between 36-45 and 46-60 years. Peter Obi leads, with 21% of registered voters proposing to vote for him if the presidential election were to be conducted today; and 13% proposing to vote for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who fell in second place.
In the latest poll, 21 per cent of participants said they've decided to vote Mr Obi of the Labour Party over 13 per cent proposing to vote Bola Tinubu of ...
Meanwhile, nine per cent of respondents said religion would affect the choice of candidates while 87 per cent responded that their choices were not being influenced by religion. “Mr Peter Obi has been the front-runner throughout, but we caution that the Undecided/Refused vote is still too high (in early February 2023) to be ignored. Good journalism costs a lot of money. However, the ruling party and main opposition PDP insist that he cannot triumph on 25 February. Mr Obi’s 8 per cent lead is “significant but not sufficient to separate him from” the pack, ANAP said. Messrs Tinubu and Abubakar both tallied less than 20 per cent.
Anap said its third and final poll result in February 2023 showed that Obi remains in the lead, with Tinubu and Atiku both trailing him while Kwankwaso emerged ...
3% Atiku was third with 10% and Kwankwaso was a distant fourth with 3% of voters proposing to vote for him. 1%
Mr. Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has maintained the lead ahead of his counterparts in the third and final poll conducted by NOI ...
The reality is that the reduction in the Undecided Vote has been more than offset by the increase in the number of voters who refuse to disclose the name of their preferred candidate. voters not wanting to reveal that they appear to be voting on the basis of ethnicity and/or religion, or voters not being comfortable disclosing on the phone that they wish to vote for a candidate other than the one from their own ethnic and/or religious grouping. The percentage of registered voters and/or voters with their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) is as follows in each of the zones – 96% in the North East, 93% each in the North West and South East. Peter Obi has been the front-runner throughout, but we caution that the Undecided/Refused vote is still too high (in early February 2023) to be ignored. If they stay committed over the course of the next fortnight and, in the absence of aggravated security concerns or unresolved PVC collection challenges, we could witness a huge turnout in the February 2023 Presidential elections. In all those past Presidential Polls, the front-runner that was identified by our Polls ended up winning the elections, irrespective of a rather large percentage of voters who were Undecided and/or Refused to indicate who their preferred candidate was. Our agreed methodology does NOT allow NOIPolls staff to attempt to cajole unresponsive voters into making a choice on the phone because we believe that violates the rights of a voter. The age groups that expressed the greatest willingness to vote were those between 36-45 and 46-60 years. Peter Obi leads, with 21% of registered voters proposing to vote for him if the presidential election were to be conducted today; and 13% proposing to vote for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who fell in second place. Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP) remains in the lead, with Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) both trailing him. “Given the large pool of Undecided Voters and/or those who Refused to disclose their preferred choice, Mr. “We are of course aware of some significant differences between the 2023 Presidential race and those of prior years e.g.
Once again, Labour Party's presidential flagbearer Peter Obi has won the opinion poll commissioned by Anap Foundation and conducted by NOI Polls Limited.
3% The poll also noted 23% undecided voters and 30% others who refused to say who they will vote. Atiku was third with 10% and Kwankwaso was a distant fourth with 3% of voters proposing to vote for him.
With nine days to go and for the third straight time, Peter Obi, candidate of the Labour Party, has been predicted winner of the forthcoming presidential ...
The reality is that the reduction in the Undecided Vote has been more than offset by the increase in the number of voters who refuse to disclose the name of their preferred candidate. “In December 2022, we took the extra step to expand the methodology in our second Presidential Poll in this series by carrying out three different polls using sample sizes of 1,000, 2,000 and 3,000 and confirmed that (as expected) the results did not change significantly. “This time Peter Obi has been the front-runner throughout, but we caution that the undecided/refused vote is still too high (in early February 2023) to be ignored,” the foundation said. Peter Obi leads, with 21% of registered voters proposing to vote for him if the presidential election were to be conducted today, and 13% proposing to vote for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who fell in second place. We believe our baseline Presidential Poll published on September 15, 2022 was the first well-publicised national poll released in connection with the 2023 Presidential elections, which was followed by a Bloomberg poll published on September 28, 2022.” “We have also applied the exact same methodology in our various Governorship Polls carried out in 2011, 2014, 2015, 2019 and 2022 and the methodology generally held up well.
Ahead of the 2023 general election, the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate maintains the lead in the third and final poll commissioned by Anap ...
According to the poll, 21% of registered voters proposed to vote for Obi if the presidential election were to be conducted today while 13% proposed to vote for Tinubu. [Abuja](https://www.legit.ng/tag/abuja-city-news-today/) - Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the third and final poll commissioned by Anap Foundation and conducted by NOI Polls Limited (NOIPolls) has predicted victory for the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate. - The presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has again emerged as the winner of the third and final poll commissioned by the Anap Foundation
Presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, has said about one hundred million Nigerians live in abject poverty due to misrule and mismanagement ...
“The way to do it is to move Nigeria from consumption to production. Our governments have always told us they were going to resuscitate and reactivate the industries. We are going to do the same nationwide.
The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Mr. Peter Obi says most of the politicians seeking to lead Nigeria are part of "the rejected.
Yet most of the politicians clamouring to take the helm this year are key players in this rejected establishment,” he said. Peter Obi says most of the politicians seeking to lead Nigeria are part of “the rejected establishment”. Obi said Nigeria itself needs to learn from the passion and dedication of its young people in the streets who are tired of the status quo in leadership and are taking their country back.
Few weeks to the election, most polls “all things being equal” have projected Peter Obi to be the winner of the 2023...
We have to see how he performed in the election, his performance will not only say a lot about our country but his future chances, for example, if he finishes ahead of any of those from the major party, that is a real game changer we should not take for granted. Whatever happens on the 25th, we should not forget how and when Peter Obi started; how he joined a “structureless” party and gradually gave it structure and international acclaim. He has dismantled the infamous 2 party system; he has raised the politics in Nigeria with his civility and emotional intelligence in responding to uncouth statements from the opposition. He generally raised the temperature in the country, and from being a non-threat he has become a top contender. He got many Nigerians really interested in the politics of the country and many registered and collected their PVCs. On the flip side, it could be to his advantage, with “the bandwagon effect” or “wisdom of crowds” voters who think he will win the election may end up voting for him.
These included militia attacks, abductions and extrajudicial killings. Terrorists stormed a state-run train heading out of Abuja, our country's capital, and ...
At the same time, we will maintain an approach to competition that creates a level playing field for all and encourages enterprise and growth. Nothing gives us more hope of this possibility than the organic movement for a new Nigeria, driven by its young people, who say that they are inspired by my candidacy and message of possibilities. That will take investment in agricultural technologies and innovation, and the passage of legislation that upgrades and enhances agricultural production in Nigeria. To ensure economic security, we will protect our financial markets and trade and promote the rule of law. Doing all this will provide the needed resources to redress failings in education and health care. Science and technology will be critical to our success. And a generation of politicians with narrow and dismissive views of the younger generation has ruled Nigeria for the past eight years. We must entrench a culture of productivity by providing business grants and interest-free loans that enable enterprising Nigerians to contribute to our nation’s economic prosperity. Nigeria should learn from the passion and dedication of its young people on the field and in the streets. And I believe I am the right person to guide it to recovery. There’s a direct relationship between the state of our country and the quality of its leadership. For decades, Nigeria’s political class, in collaboration with other elites, has been unimaginably corrupt and reckless with the management of the country.