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2027: Your PVC is not for sale — Obi Media Office to Nigerians
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· October 8, 2026
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Key points The Peter Obi Media Office is advising people to be cautious of individuals offering money in exchange for their votes. It has become aware of a strategy to exploit poverty by offering large sums of money for Permanent Voters Cards.
A warning has been issued to citizens about the upcoming elections. The Peter Obi Media Office is advising people to be cautious of individuals offering money in exchange for their votes. It has become aware of a strategy to exploit poverty by offering large sums of money for Permanent Voters Cards.
The media office is urging citizens to protect their right to vote. It emphasizes that their participation in the electoral process should not be compromised. Further details are available from the source.
The message is clear: citizens should not sell their votes or participation in the electoral process.
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Published: October 8, 2026 ·
Source: Vanguard ·
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