Nigerians Will Choose the Best Product in the Marketplace, Obi Media Office Tells Governors

Author: Henry UmoruPublished on: November 3, 2026Country: Nigeria
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Nigerians Will Choose the Best Product in the Marketplace, Obi Media Office Tells Governors

Peter Obi’s media office, representing the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate ahead of the January 16, 2027 election, accused state governors of covertly seeking to undermine democracy. Spokesman Idris Zekeri warned that Nigerians would reject any election that was not free, fair and transparent, and condemned alleged efforts to manipulate the vote instead of presenting the governors’ records in office. The office said voters would choose the best option and described Obi as their preferred candidate, citing his competence, character and commitment. It called the 2027 election a defining moment in which Nigerians would seek to reclaim their country through their votes.

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