Peter Obi Grassroots Commentary✓

Kick out APC with your votes so Dayo won’t buy planes with your money. — Peter Obi to Nigerians Your money. Your future. Your choice. #2027 #VoteAPCOut #PeterObi #NDC

RT @PO_GrassRootM: INEC is investigating suspected AI-generated photographs in its preliminary voters’ register following concerns raised by Nigerians on social media. This is a serious issue that demands transparency and accountability. Nigerians must remain vigilant, scrutinise the voter register, and demand answers from INEC. The credibility of the 2027 elections depends on a clean register, a transparent process, and the protection of every legitimate vote. Trusting INEC will be the worst mistakes Nigerians will make.

RT @PO_GrassRootM: Federal High Court judges have thrown out a suit against INEC. This is not justice. This is wickedness and impunity of the highest order. When the courts consistently shield the electoral body from accountability, ordinary Nigerians are left with no real protection for their votes, their data, or their rights. Democracy cannot survive this.

RT @Dee_9889: Nigerians with warped 🧠 Brains are supporting the nonsense in the name of party loyalist and tribal bigots.

RT @PO_GrassRootM: Two children aged 2 and 4 burnt to death inside the staff quarters of General Hospital, Gboko, Benue State. How can the government approve a building like this for use as staff quarters? Who inspected it, and what safety standards were considered before it was approved? The lives and safety of workers should never be taken for granted. Those responsible must provide answers.

RT @PO_GrassRootM: Today in Akwanga, Nasarawa State, Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso delivered a masterclass in statesmanship. During a live interview on Option 92.3 FM, a caller blamed “infidels” for Nigeria’s problems and attacked Kwankwaso’s stance on the Muslim-Muslim ticket. Kwankwaso shut it down cleanly. He called the remarks unfortunate and warned that religiously charged talk has no place when the country is battling real crises. He tied the persistence of such division to high illiteracy limited education fuels intolerance and weakens national unity. This is the difference the Obi-Kwankwaso (OK) ticket brings. While others weaponize religion, Kwankwaso (and the NDC) keep the focus on the issues that actually matter: education, jobs, security, and a Nigeria that works for everyone North and South, Muslim and Christian. Nasarawa saw it today. The town hall with Peter Obi and the radio interview both sent the same message: competence and unity over division. Nigeria will be OK.

RT @PO_GrassRootM: This is the kind of grassroots awareness and sensitisation we need to strengthen our movement and build momentum towards victory in 2027. Great work! Every community counts, and every effort brings us closer to a New Nigeria.

RT @Ezenwamoke: A Recap of the Nasarawa Town Hall Meeting.

RT @ifesalakooffice: People who did this are calling some people “cultists”? Bunch of barbaric criminally minded louts are gaslighting you with cultism? Cretins that have sworn to be slaves of druggie are calling people cultists? Abeg, it’s not funny to me! Ire o✌🏾

RT @nneamaka_orji: Ka ọdikwa ✌🏽

RT @NigeriawillbOK: Nigeria will be OK ✌️

RT @Justice_Crack: Nigeria has approved a monthly transport allowance of ₦70,000 for public-sector workers across all levels to help cushion the impact of rising transportation and living costs.

RT @bafeez_: If they don’t count it, we count the person — HE Peter Obi! Rig and Die.

RT @PO_GrassRootM: Peter Obi says his administration will promote affirmative action for women, ensuring they have fair opportunities to occupy key leadership positions across Nigeria. His vision is to end discrimination and build a country where women have equal opportunities to contribute to national development.

RT @bafeez_: Look at my face. Does this face look like someone who voted for Tinubu? Don’t try me! I’m OK.