Pass it on
Send it
to your
people
Nobody changes their mind because of a billboard. People change their minds because someone they trust sent them something worth reading. For somebody in your contacts, you are that person.
The message
Read it
first
This is exactly what your contacts will receive. Nothing is added to it, and nobody is sent anything until you press send.
Nigeria will be OK.
Please read this to the end. It's about you.
You know the feeling. You go to the market and the things you used to buy comfortably last year have now doubled in price. You buy fuel for the generator before you buy food. Someone you love has gone abroad and you have not held them in years, and the ones still at home keep asking you why they should stay. You can't travel without fear. You work harder than anyone should have to, and every year this country asks you for more and gives you less.
None of this is your fault. And it does not have to stay this way.
Peter Obi is the trader from Onitsha who governed Anambra for eight years without taking a single loan, paid salaries on time, and left two years of teachers' salaries behind for the government that came after him. Rabiu Kwankwaso is the engineer from Kano who, as governor, sent 2,600 Kano students to study abroad. One from the south, one from the north. Both have already done the work where they were trusted with it. Now they stand on one ticket.
Put their initials together and you get the word we have all been praying for: OK.
This is not about one man. It is about a Nigeria that finally works for the people holding it up. The nurse on night shift. The trader. The okada rider. The graduate still sending out CVs. Me and You.
On Saturday 16 January 2027, Nigeria decides. Collect your PVC. Talk to your people. On the day, go out early and stay until the result for your unit is posted.
We have been managing for too long. It is time to take our country back.
Vote for Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso if you want leaders that care about the average Nigerian.
Vote for NDC!
See the record for yourself: https://peterobi.online/nigeria-decides-2027/
Forward this message for a better Nigeria.
Six languages
Say it in
their language
Your mother may read Hausa more easily than English. Your uncle may finish a message in Pidgin that he would stop halfway through in English. Each one below is the whole message in its own language with its own link, so whoever opens it lands on the site in the language it was sent in.
- EnglishSend on WhatsApp
- YorùbáSend on WhatsApp
- IgboSend on WhatsApp
- HausaSend on WhatsApp
- PidginSend on WhatsApp
- العربيةSend on WhatsApp
How to send it
Start with
the people
who know you
A broadcast list sends one message to many people at once, but WhatsApp only delivers it to the people who have saved your number. So start there: the people who already know you.
Then go to the groups. Your family group. Your street. Your market, your church or your mosque, your old school, your office. Do not paste and run; add one line of your own on top, so they know it came from you.
Then ask them to do the same. We all must work together to take back our country.
Nigeria
will be OK.
Obi. Kwankwaso.