Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress, has called on Nigeria's Federal Government to take decisive action against those responsible for killings and kidnappings across the country, saying the attackers are known and should be stopped. According to the Daily Post, Obi made the appeal during a visit to an Internally Displaced Persons camp in Mangu Local Government Area, also urging authorities to end the violence and return displaced residents to their homes.

Peter Obi has called on Nigeria's Federal Government to secure communities and enable displaced Nigerians to return home. According to Vanguard, Obi said he proceeded to Mangu after he and his delegation were prevented from reaching Yelwata, where they had planned to visit displaced people and families affected by recent attacks. His appeal highlights ongoing concerns over insecurity and displacement in affected areas.

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has called on the Inspector-General of Police and the Director-General of the Department of State Services to intervene after his planned visit to Yelewata community in Benue State was disrupted. Obi, who arrived in Makurdi on Tuesday morning and was heading to Yelewata, urged the security chiefs to call governors to order over the alleged convoy blockade, according to Daily Trust.

The Peter Obi Media Reach (POMR) has pushed back against comments attributed to Datti Baba-Ahmed regarding former Anambra State governor and 2027 presidential hopeful Peter Obi. According to Tribune Online, the media group insisted that Obi remains capable of rescuing Nigeria, rejecting suggestions to the contrary. The exchange highlights ongoing debate within opposition political circles ahead of the 2027 general elections, as supporters of the former presidential candidate defend his leadership credentials and political standing.

Peter Obi, identified by the Daily Post as the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate, visited Internally Displaced Persons in Plateau State after attacks and offered condolences. Addressing victims on Tuesday, he said that as long as they remain in camps, all Nigerians are effectively in IDP camps, and urged the federal government to pay closer attention to their plight, according to the report.

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), arrived in Jos, Plateau State, on Tuesday ahead of a planned solidarity visit to Mangu Local Government Area. According to Vanguard, the visit follows a recent deadly attack on communities in the area, and Obi is expected to meet with victims affected by the violence during his time in the state.