The Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate in Benue State has condemned the reported blockade of Peter Obi's convoy in Makurdi. According to Punch, the candidate described the incident as an assault on democracy and a violation of constitutional rights. The report does not provide details on who carried out the blockade or whether authorities have responded to the incident.

Omoyele Sowore has condemned an alleged sponsored blockade and attack on the convoy of Peter Obi in Benue State, according to Punch. The incident, which reportedly targeted the former presidential candidate's convoy, has drawn criticism and prompted reactions from officials. Details of the alleged attack and the official responses surrounding the incident continue to emerge as the situation develops.

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, vice presidential candidate of Nigeria's Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has condemned an attack on the convoy of opposition figure Peter Obi and called on the international community to help protect opposition leaders. In a statement posted on his X handle, Kwankwaso expressed deep concern over what he described as the mobilization of unruly elements against opposition political leaders, stressing constitutional protections, according to the Daily Post.

Former Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has condemned an attack on the convoy of Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi in Benue State, saying he was deeply disturbed by the incident, according to Naija News. The report indicates Kwankwaso publicly denounced the assault targeting Obi, though further details about the circumstances of the attack or any casualties were not provided in the available account.

Former Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticised the Benue State government after his convoy was reportedly blocked, describing the incident as unacceptable. According to PM News, Obi said he had been left standing at the scene and condemned what he called 'rascality', stating that such conduct has no place in the country. The report does not detail who ordered the blockade or how the standoff was resolved.

Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi said it was “totally unacceptable” that his convoy was obstructed during a visit to Benue State, according to Vanguard. Obi, who travelled to commiserate with communities affected by recent killings, said his team was stopped from reaching the area where he intended to pay a condolence visit. The report did not identify who stopped the convoy or give further details.