Peter Obi

Peter Obi stated in a podcast interview that he might not survive to contest the 2027 Nigerian presidential election. The interview was conducted by Chude Jideonwo and posted on Facebook.

Peter Obi mentioned in a 2027 presidential contest context during a podcast interview with Chude Jideonwo, which was shared on Facebook. The interview was posted on Wednesday.

Peter Obi criticized President Tinubu for failing to address 13 school abductions under his administration and noted that Tinubu has not contacted affected state governors after seven weeks.

Nigerian opposition parties African Democratic Congress (ADC) and Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) face de-registration by a court following lawsuits, threatening their challenge to President Bola Tinubu in January’s elections. Experts and party leaders argue the rulings violate judicial procedures and threaten Nigeria’s democracy.

Peter Obi, the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate for 2027, claimed Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde told him President Bola Tinubu had not contacted him over 50 days after an abduction of schoolchildren in the state. Obi described this as evidence of a worsening leadership crisis.

Goodluck Jonathan denied a media report claiming he was offered ₦500 billion to contest against Peter Obi's presidential candidacy to split South-South votes. Jonathan called the allegations false and baseless.

Atiku appointed Kenneth Okonkwo as spokesperson amid a legal battle with Peter Obi. Okonkwo's appointment followed his criticism of Atiku and the ADC for selecting Rotimi Amaechi as the party's vice-presidential candidate.

A court granted Peter Obi permission to serve Kenneth Okonkwo through substituted means. Obi filed an N8 billion lawsuit against Okonkwo for alleged defamation.

Yusuf Gagdi dismissed Atiku and Peter Obi as lacking structures to challenge President Tinubu in 2027 and defended the proposed state police framework as necessary to address worsening insecurity.

NDC uploaded Peter Obi's nomination details to INEC's portal. The party stated Rabiu Kwankwaso's vice presidential nomination will be submitted after completing required documentation, with other candidate submissions ongoing.

Shuaibu Abubakar filed a lawsuit against Kwankwaso over the Kano NDC primaries, joined by four other aspirants. Abubakar is an ally of Peter Obi and was the second runner-up in the 2023 House of Representatives election under the Labour Party.

The Federal High Court in Lokoja overturned its previous judgment that required INEC to register the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party. The court's decision comes after the NDC appealed a ruling that nullified its registration, while the party uploaded Peter Obi's name to INEC's portal.

The Federal High Court in Lokoja set aside its previous ruling directing INEC to register NDC as a political party. Peter Obi commented on the court's decision to void the registration.

Peter Obi failed to build a lasting political structure after his governorship tenure, instead engaging in political nomadism without leaving a significant impact. The article critiques his lack of coherent programs and enduring influence in the South East region.

The Federal High Court in Abuja ordered Mr. Sowore's remand in Kuje Correctional Centre until Wednesday for a hearing on his motion to stay an order revoking his bail and bench warrant. Peter Obi reacted to this remand, calling it a 'dangerous regression'.

Peter Obi threatened to file a N5 billion lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo if he failed to retract allegations, pay compensation, and apologize. Okonkwo stated he would not retract his words.

The Reps caucus leader challenged Mr. Oshiomhole's claims about Peter Obi's security record as Anambra governor. Oshiomhole alleged that the Bakassi Boys operated unchecked during Obi's tenure, contributing to increased kidnapping and lawlessness in the state.

Peter Obi urges Nigerians to revive the spirit of the 1993 presidential election in 2027, emphasizing 12 June as a foundational moment for Nigeria's democratic identity. The date symbolizes both the annulled 1993 election and the eventual triumph of citizens' democratic aspirations.

Aisha Yesufu accused Dickson of appearing insecure and competing with Peter Obi. Dickson claimed on Arise TV that he could have been NDC’s presidential candidate and criticized Obi for not benefiting the party.

Dickson criticized supporters of Peter Obi for attacking NDC leaders, accusing them of falsely alleging hostility towards Obi's camp and alignment with Labour Party members opposing his 2027 political ambitions. The article highlights tensions between NDC and Obi's supporters.

Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, has threatened to file a N5 billion lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo if he does not withdraw allegations against the NDC candidate, pay N5 billion in compensation, and issue a public apology within seven days. The threat was reported by Premium Times Nigeria.

Peter Obi threatens a N5bn lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo. Okonkwo alleged that Obi and the South-east caucus of the NDC demanded a N10 million bribe from House of Representatives aspirants to secure party tickets.

Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed claimed that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar could have positioned himself to win the 2027 presidential election if he had supported Peter Obi's 2023 presidential bid instead of contesting against him.

The NDC held its primaries on 29 May for the 2027 general elections but has not announced results due to allegations of manipulation by aspirants. Peter Obi's leadership role in the South-east is highlighted.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi will run for president in January elections, ensuring opposition to Bola Tinubu remains fragmented. Obi, second runner-up in the 2023 ballot, was ratified as the Nigeria Democratic Congress party's candidate and pledged to address insecurity and expand health insurance coverage.

Atiku Abubakar won the African Democratic Congress nomination to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the 2024 election. The opposition coalition has fractured, with Peter Obi leaving to form the Nigeria Democratic Congress, potentially splitting the opposition vote.

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu is appointing younger technocrats to key economic positions, replacing older allies in a generational shift. While this reflects merit-based policymaking, critics argue he is concentrating control among appointees from his Yoruba ethnic group in southwest Nigeria.

Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, two Nigerian politicians, have switched parties after coming third and fourth in the last elections, shaking up the country's political landscape. This move may lead to new alliances and shifts in power. The switch could impact the upcoming elections.

Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, who came third and fourth in the last elections, have switched parties, shaking up the Nigerian political landscape. This move may impact future elections. The party switch involves two prominent politicians.