The People's Voice

29/07/2025

Elections are coming, they will start engineering tribal divisions don’t fall for it.

You friend from another tribe is not your enemy

Our common enemies are the runners of Nigeria
Don’t dull

Don’t let their division trolls affect you

25/07/2025

List of some of the schools and places Mr Peter Obi visited and his financial donations, from January 2025 till date.

Note: This list is not exhaustive, as some must have been omitted.

1. 1st January 2025: Durumi IDP camp Abuja
Donation: Not specified

2. 1st January 2025:
Tungamadaki Primary Health center:
Inspection of what they have done with previous donations.

3. 8th January 2025
University on the Niger
50 million Naira

4. 16th January 2025
College of Nursing Sciences Amichi
Donation: 10 million Naira

5. 17th January 2025
ADON college of Health Technology Nnewi.
Donation: 10 million Naira

6. 20th January 2025
Pauls University Awka
Donation: 30 million Naira

7. 25th January 2025
IHM Vital Healthcare facility Mmiata-Anam
Donation: 25 million Naira

8. 31st January 2025
College of Nursing Sciences Nsukka.
Donation: 20 million Naira

9. 31st January 2025
Shanahan College of Nursing Sciences, Nsukka
Donation: 20 million Naira

10. 14th February 2025
Mater Misericodiae college of Nursing Sciences Afikpo
Donation: 10 million Naira

11. 14th February 2025
DDL College of Nursing Sciences, Enugu
Donation: 25 million Naira

12. 20th February 2025
Joseph D Bagobiri Memorial college Kafanchan, Kaduna state
Donation: 20 million Naira

13. 25th February 2025
Kawo Almajiri school, Kaduna.
Donation: 5 million Naira

14. 15th March 2025
Holy Rosary school of Nursing and Midwifery, Mbaise
Donation: 10 million Naira

15. 15th March 2025
Our Lady of Lourdes, Ihiala.
Donation: 10 million Naira

16. 17th March 2025
Tansian University School of Nursing, Oba
Donation: 10 million Naira

17. 26th March 2025
School of Midwifery, Holy Rosary Hospital, Emekuku, Owerri.
Donation: 15 million Naira

18. April 14th 2025
Bokkos IDP camp, Plateau state
Donation: 7.5 million Naira.

19. 14th April 2025
OLA college of Nursing Sciences , Jos.
Donation: 10 million Naira

20. 14th April 2025
Paradise College of Health and Technology, Uke, Nassarawa state.
Donation: 2.5 million Naira

21. 21st April 2025
St Martin's Orphanage and Home for Lonely Adults, Igboukwu.
Donation: 10 million Naira

22. 25th April 2025
St Luke Hospital Ogbaru
Donation: 5 million Naira

23. 7th May 2025
Godfrey Okoye University school of Nursing, Enugu.
Donation: 20 million Naira

24. 7th May 2025
Amafor Ihu-Okpara Community Health center, Enugu
Donation: 20 million Naira

25. 19th May 2025
Anglican Hospital Kubwa, Abuja.
Donation: 10 million Naira

26. 19th May 2025
Anglican Comprehensive secondary school Kubwa, Abuja.
Donation: 10 million Naira

28. 25th June 2025
Niger State flood victims
Donation: 20 million Naira.

29. Chibok secondary school
Donation: 6 million Naira with 10 laptops and 3 printers

30.10th July 2025
St John Vianney College Ukwulu.
Donation: 10 million Naira

31. 8th July 2025
Philomena College of Nursing, Benin City
Donation: 15 million Naira.

32. 9th July 2025
Mohammad Sambo Islamic institute, Kaduna.
Donation: Not specified.

33. 9th July 2025
Madarasatul Hidayyatul Auladi Muslimima Almajiri School in Kawo, Kaduna state.
Donation: 5 million Naira

34. 9th July 2025
Womenhood College of Health Sciences and Technology, Kaduna,
Donation: 5 million Naira

35. 9th July 2025
St. Gerald’s College of Nursing Sciences, Kaduna.
Donation: 10 million Naira

36. 18th July 2025
UNN Dental Students Association.
Donation: 15 million Naira

37. 24th July 2025
Christ The King College, Onitsha.
Donation: 50 million Naira

38. 25th July 2025
Faculty of Dentistry, College of medical sciences, University of Calabar.
Donation: 20 million Naira.

He has so far donated over half a billion Naira this year alone to schools, IDPs and others.

The Real Money Na Water!

25/07/2025

Governor of Alex Otii and Mr peter Obi

25/07/2025

25/07/2025

At first, it was only Senator Akapbio that filed an appeal against the High Court judgment. Once Sen Akpoti pointed it out on the day she went to the National Assembly that Senator Akapbio appealed and not the Senate, Boom! The clerk of the Senate quickly went to appeal.

Empirical evidence!

07/07/2025

"Peter Obi is bigger than I think ooo.
You mean, when other politicians & business men were running away cos of Abacha. PO organised a team & led a protest to Abacha's office about congestion in NGR ports. Imagine that audacity. God abeg ooo. It can't be me."
~

fans

30/06/2025

Changing your surname to that of your husband's own is not an evidence in any capacity that you are married to him.

The only documents that shows and can prove that you are married to your husband is the marriage certificate

Anyone asking you for your change of name as evidence that you are married is joking and acting illegal

If they refuse to honour what you came for

You can SU£ them

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

30/06/2025

Atanda, why does the EFCC and other Law enforcement agency like to investigate our source of wealth, especially for young guys whom GOD is blessing but they Fail to investigate our source of brokeness and poverty

Is that not a breach of fundamental human right?

Are they trying to say that the law is against young guys getting rich and wealthy?

Pls we need answer

30/06/2025

30/06/2025

Nigeria's Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflow by administrations
Egypt attracted $46.6bn FDI in 2024 — Nigeria recorded $1.08bn, ranked 19th in Africa.

1. Egypt: $46.58bn
2. Ethiopia: $3.98bn
3. Côte d'Ivoire: $3.80bn
4. Mozambique: $3.55bn
5. Uganda: $3.30bn
6. Congo, Democratic Republic of: $3.11bn
7. South Africa: $2.47bn
8. Namibia: $2.06bn
9. Senegal: $2.02bn
10. Guinea: $1.83bn
11. Tanzania: $1.72bn
12. Ghana: $1.67bn
13. Morocco: $1.64bn
14. Mauritania: $1.53bn
15. Kenya: $1.50bn
16. Algeria: $1.44bn
17. Zambia: $1.24bn
18. Gabon: $1.14bn
19. : $1.08bn
20. Chad: $1.02bn
21. Tunisia: $936.5m
22. Cameroon: $925.3m
23. Rwanda: $819.0m
24. Somalia: $765.0m
25. Liberia: $746.8m
26. Mali: $708.6m
27. Mauritius: $681.3m
28. Congo: $603.6m
29. Zimbabwe: $596.7m
30. Benin: $543.0m
31. Niger: $526.5m
32. Botswana: $467.4m
33. Madagascar: $413.3m
34. Seychelles: $298.6m
35. Sierra Leone: $274.0m
36. Gambia: $232.4m
37. Malawi: $220.4m
38. Equatorial Guinea: $188.0m
39. Eswatini: $92.6m
40. Togo: $83.8m
41. South Sudan: $83.4m
42. Burkina Faso: $82.9m
43. Djibouti: $67.8m
44. Cabo Verde: $63.8m
45. Central African Republic: $40.4m
46. Burundi: $31.7m
47. Guinea-Bissau: $26.6m
48. São Tomé and Príncipe: $21.9m
49. Comoros: $7.1m
50. Eritrea: -$27.9m
51. Lesotho: -$42.2m
52. Angola: -$136.4m

Note: Libya, Sudan, Réunion, and Mayotte recorded zero net foreign investment in 2024 — no inflows or outflows were reported.