The Peoples Democratic Party's governorship candidate in Benue State, Chief Michael Aondoakaa, SAN, and the Obidient Movement have condemned an attack on Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi during his engagements in Makurdi. According to a statement issued on Tuesday, both described the incident as a threat to democracy and constitutional rights, calling for respect for political participation and peaceful engagement in the state.

African Action Congress presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has condemned those behind an attack on Nigeria Democratic Congress counterpart Peter Obi in Benue State, warning in a statement on his verified X handle on Tuesday that they were "toying with fire." According to the Daily Post, suspected thugs blocked a major road in connection with the incident. Sowore criticised the attackers and called attention to the growing tensions surrounding the event.

The NDC has condemned an alleged attack and obstruction involving Peter Obi in Benue State, according to Vanguard. The group urged the Benue State Government and relevant security agencies to investigate the incident immediately and ensure those responsible are brought to justice. The report did not provide further details about the nature of the incident, any injuries, or the identities of the alleged perpetrators.

According to Vanguard, the Igbo Renaissance Group condemned reports that National Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi was obstructed from visiting Benue communities affected by recent killings. The group demanded a public apology from Benue Governor Alia over the alleged incident. The report frames the visit as linked to communities hit by deadly violence, while describing the obstruction itself as reported rather than independently confirmed.

Human rights lawyer and political activist Deji Adeyanju has condemned a reported attack on Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi and his supporters in Benue State. According to the Daily Post, Adeyanju described the incident as unacceptable and contrary to democratic principles, stressing that politics is not thuggery. He emphasized that every Nigerian has a constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of movement and association, and called for respect for those rights.

Esther Umoh, a media aide to Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi, has disputed claims that protesters were responsible for an attack on a convoy in Benue State. According to Naija News, Umoh alleged that an aide to the governor was among those involved in the incident. Her statement challenges earlier reports about the circumstances of the attack. Further details about the convoy attack, including any casualties or official responses, were not provided in the report.