Peter Obi opens up on Nnamdi Kanu’s sentencing
Peter Obi has described Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s life imprisonment as a leadership failure that risks increasing national tension, calling for dialogue and reconciliation.
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Omokri replies Obi’s ‘Nigeria now a truly disgraced country’ comment
These things happen, and shame on you for using the death of Brigadier-General M. Uba for your propaganda.
“No money, no progress” — Morris Monye resigns from Obidient Movement
The Director of Mobilisation for the Obidient Movement, Morris Monye, has resigned, citing unmet goals, lack of funding, and absence of communication from the group’s leader, Peter Obi.
Peter Obi condemns non-payment of Nigeria’s Super Eagles’ allowances
Peter Obi has criticized the federal government and NFF for owing the Super Eagles, calling it a reflection of Nigeria’s governance failures.
Anambra Election: LP candidate rejects results, alleges vote-buying, underage voting
Labour Party candidate George Moghalu has rejected the Anambra governorship election results, alleging widespread vote-buying, underage voting, and ballot irregularities.
‘Christian genocide’: Peter Obi reacts to Trump’s threats against Nigeria
“There is no doubt that Nigeria is experiencing an unprecedented level of insecurity with attendant carnage and the most shocking loss of lives and property.” — Peter Obi
Peter Obi calls for diplomatic dialogue between US and Nigeria over Trump’s threat
Peter Obi has urged Nigeria and the United States to pursue diplomatic solutions following President Donald Trump’s threat of possible military action over alleged religious persecution.
Obi: Redirect internet fraudsters’ genius for National development
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi told a youth convention in Onitsha that most internet fraudsters, or ‘Yahoo boys,’ possess genius-level creativity that requires redirection toward national development rather than outright condemnation.
Obi faults concentration of Nigeria’s seaports in Lagos
Peter Obi has criticised the Federal Government’s decision to focus N1.5 trillion on modernising Lagos ports, arguing that Nigeria’s blue economy cannot thrive without decentralising port development.
Peter Obi blames Nigeria’s IMF exclusion on indiscipline, poor leadership
Peter Obi says Nigeria’s exclusion from the IMF’s list of Africa’s fastest-growing economies reflects indiscipline, corruption, and poor leadership.