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PETER AMEH For Senate kogi East 2027, No 5 Ofukolo Road, Abuja (2026)

13/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: LET US CREATE JOBS THAT GIVE OUR YOUNG PEOPLE HOPE

A young person finishes school, collects a certificate and returns home with big dreams. But months turn into years, and there is still no job. The family that struggled to pay school fees begins to wonder whether all the sacrifice was worth it.

For many young people in Kogi East, this is a painful reality. They are willing to work, learn a skill or start a business, but opportunities are limited and the money to get started is often beyond their reach.

I believe our young people deserve more than promises of employment during election campaigns.

We must create conditions that allow them to earn a living, develop their talents and build a future at home.

That is why youth employment and skills development are important parts of my development agenda for Kogi East.

We need stronger vocational training, support for small businesses, digital skills, technical education and opportunities in agriculture, manufacturing and the creative economy. Our young people should be equipped not only to look for jobs but also to create businesses that employ others.

As your senator, I will advocate for federal skills programmes, enterprise support and training opportunities that can benefit young people across our nine local government areas. I will also use legislative oversight to ask whether these programmes are reaching the people they are meant to serve.

Support must be transparent. Young people should not need political connections before they can access training or legitimate business opportunities.

I want to see a Kogi East where a young person can learn a trade, develop a business idea, access the right support and build an independent life.

Our youth are not a burden. They are a major part of our development potential.

I am asking you to support a development agenda that gives them a fair chance to succeed.

JOIN ME, LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! MY RESPONSIBILITY!! OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND. LET'S END UNDERDEVELOPMENT. A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

VOTE PETER AMEH
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12/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: High chief PETER AMEH, My Social Contract: FARMERS NEED FINANCE, COOPERATIVES AND ACCESS TO MARKETS

A farmer may have good land, know what to plant and work hard throughout the farming season, yet struggle to raise money for the next planting. Sometimes, he has to borrow at high interest rates. Other times, he sells his produce cheaply because he urgently needs money.

This is the challenge many small-scale farmers face. They work hard, but without affordable finance and reliable markets, expanding their businesses becomes difficult.

I believe our farmers deserve better.

Kogi East has the potential to support a stronger agricultural economy, but our farmers need more than encouragement. They need access to affordable credit, functional cooperatives, quality farm inputs and markets where they can sell their produce at fair prices.

That is why farmers’ finance, cooperatives and market access form an important part of my development agenda.

Through well-organised cooperatives, farmers can pool resources, obtain inputs in larger quantities, share equipment and improve their bargaining power. With proper financial support, they can expand production instead of remaining trapped in small-scale farming.

Access to markets is equally important. There is little benefit in increasing production if farmers cannot sell their harvest profitably. We must strengthen links between farmers, processors, traders and larger buyers so that agricultural produce can reach the people who need it.

As your senator, I will advocate for federal agricultural credit schemes and other support programmes that can benefit farmers in Kogi East. I will also push for proper oversight to ensure that these interventions reach genuine beneficiaries.

Our farmers must not be left out because they lack political connections or cannot afford to pay middlemen to access government programmes.

Support should be based on clear criteria, with transparent selection and proper monitoring.

I also want our young people to see farming as a business worth investing in. With finance, training, modern methods and access to buyers, agriculture can create opportunities not only for farmers but also for suppliers, transporters, processors and traders.

My goal is to help create conditions in which hard work can lead to better income and a more secure future for farming families.

We cannot build a prosperous Kogi East by leaving our farmers to struggle alone.

I am asking you to support a development agenda that gives our farmers a fairer chance to succeed.

Let us make farming pay. Let us strengthen our cooperatives, improve access to finance and open more markets for our people.

JOIN ME, LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! MY RESPONSIBILITY!! OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND. LET'S END UNDERDEVELOPMENT. A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

VOTE PETER AMEH
VOTE NDC

KOGI EAST RISING!!!

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06/10/2026

2027: Obi Warns Thugs, Says Nobody Has Monopoly of Rascality

As Nigeria moves towards the 2027 general elections, Peter Obi has sent a warning to political thugs and those who may want to use violence to influence the outcome of the polls.

Speaking on the Global Digital Town programme on Sunday, Obi said nobody should assume that violence, intimidation or political rascality can be used against citizens without consequences. His warning, captured in the statement that “nobody has monopoly of rascality,” is a call for political actors to rethink the use of intimidation as an election strategy.

For Obi, the 2027 election should be decided by the votes of Nigerians, not by the strength of political machinery, money or organised violence.

He urged Nigerians, especially young people, to remain firm and protect their votes. He also cautioned voters against selling their franchise for money or temporary benefits, stressing the importance of making choices based on the future they want for the country.

The warning comes at a time when concerns about electoral violence, vote buying and voter intimidation remain central to discussions about Nigeria's democracy. Previous elections have shown how violence and financial inducements can discourage citizens from voting freely and weaken public confidence in the electoral process.

Obi's message therefore places responsibility on both political actors and voters. While politicians have a duty to conduct campaigns peacefully and respect the people's choice, citizens also have a duty to reject attempts to compromise their votes.

The youth, who make up a significant part of Nigeria's voting population, have a particularly important role to play. Their participation can determine whether the 2027 election becomes another contest shaped by fear and inducement or a stronger expression of popular will.

The former Anambra State governor's position also raises a broader question about the kind of politics Nigerians want going into 2027. Elections should provide citizens with an opportunity to reward competence, question poor performance and demand accountability from those seeking public office.

The real test will come when political campaigns intensify and voting begins. Nigerians will have to decide whether their votes can be protected from money, intimidation and violence.

Obi's warning is ultimately a reminder that democracy cannot survive where citizens are afraid to vote freely. The strength of the 2027 election will depend on whether Nigerians are allowed to make their choices without threats and whether those choices are respected.

Nigeria deserves an election where the ballot, rather than the bullet, determines political power.

06/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: LET US STOP SELLING RAW PRODUCE AND START CREATING WEALTH

A farmer can harvest a truckload of cassava, maize, rice or other crops and still remain poor.

The reason is simple. He often has to sell immediately because he has nowhere to store the produce, no processing facility nearby and little bargaining power.

When everybody is selling at the same time, prices fall.

The farmer takes what he can get and goes home.

Meanwhile, somebody else buys the raw produce, processes it, packages it and sells it at a much higher price.

I believe Kogi East must change this pattern.

We should not remain a place where people produce wealth for others to take away.

We need to build stronger agricultural value chains that allow our farmers to earn more from what they already produce.

That means investing in storage facilities, agro-processing centres, packaging, transportation and access to markets.

A farmer who grows cassava should not have to sell everything immediately because he fears it will spoil.

A rice farmer should have access to facilities that can process, package and prepare the product for larger markets.

Our young people should not see agriculture only as farm work. They can make money from processing, packaging, transportation, equipment maintenance, marketing and other businesses around agriculture.

This is where agriculture becomes an industry.

As your senator, I will advocate for federal programmes and investments that can support agro-processing and storage in Kogi East. I will also push for better access to financing and markets for farmers, cooperatives and small businesses operating along the agricultural value chain.

We must also be careful about how such programmes are implemented.

Projects should not be located where they cannot serve farmers. Equipment should not be abandoned after commissioning. Storage and processing facilities must be maintained and made accessible to the people who produce the raw materials.

Development is not about opening a building and taking photographs.

It is about whether that facility helps a farmer earn more.

Our land has the capacity to produce much more. But production alone will not transform Kogi East.

We must process what we produce.

We must store it.

We must package it.

We must connect it to profitable markets.

That is how agriculture can create businesses, jobs and wealth beyond the farm.

I am asking the people of Kogi East to support a development agenda that looks beyond the harvest and focuses on what happens afterwards.

Let us keep more of the value of our agricultural production here.

Let us create wealth from what our people already have.

Let us build Kogi East together.

JOIN ME LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! , MY RESPONSIBILITY!!, OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND, LET'S END UNDER DEVELOPMENT, A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

VOTE PETER AMEH
VOTE NDC

KOGI EAST RISING!!!

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05/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: High Chief Peter Ameh; My social Contract: LET OUR FARMERS FARM FOR PROFIT, NOT JUST SURVIVAL

A farmer can spend months on his farm and still return home with very little.

He wakes early, clears the land, plants, weeds and waits for harvest. But when the harvest comes, the money may not even cover what he has spent.

For many farmers in Kogi East, the problem is not lack of land or willingness to work. It is lack of the support that can make farming profitable.

Many still depend on manual labour. Farm inputs are expensive. Machinery is difficult to access. Affordable credit is limited. Poor roads also make it harder to move produce to market.

We cannot continue this way.

Kogi East has land, farmers, young people and the potential to produce food and raw materials on a much larger scale.

What we need is to turn that potential into income, jobs and wealth.

That is why agricultural transformation and mechanisation are part of my development agenda for Kogi East.

Our farmers need access to tractors and appropriate machinery. They need better inputs, extension services, affordable finance and reliable markets.

But these must not remain government promises on paper.

The farmer in the village must feel the difference.

If a tractor helps him cultivate more land in less time, that matters.

If affordable finance helps a young farmer expand production, that matters.

If better inputs increase his harvest and income, that matters.

Agriculture should not remain something our people do simply to survive. It can become one of the strongest sources of employment, food security and wealth creation in Kogi East.

As your senator, I will advocate for federal agricultural programmes, funding and policies that reach our farmers. I will also push for proper oversight so that interventions meant for farmers actually get to them.

Our farmers should not be remembered only during elections.

They deserve attention when budgets are prepared, policies are made and development programmes are implemented.

I am asking you to support a development agenda that treats the farmer as an economic player and agriculture as serious business.

Let us move from farming to survive to farming to prosper.

Let us give our farmers the tools, support and opportunities they need to produce more, earn more and create jobs.

That is how we can turn the strength of our land into prosperity for our people.

JOIN ME LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! , MY RESPONSIBILITY!!, OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND, LET'S END UNDER DEVELOPMENT, A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

VOTE PETER AMEH
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KOGI EAST RISING!!!

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04/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: High Chief Peter Ameh; My Social Contract: WHEN WATER BECOMES A DAILY STRUGGLE

There is a kind of poverty that does not always show in statistics.

It is the mother who wakes up early to look for water before her children leave for school.

It is the young girl who spends part of her morning walking a long distance to fetch water instead of preparing for class.

It is the family that depends on a stream or shallow well because there is no reliable source of clean water nearby.

For such families, water is not a policy debate.

It is a daily struggle.

I have heard stories from communities where people travel long distances just to get water for drinking, cooking and washing. I have also seen how erosion can destroy roads, farms, houses and community infrastructure after heavy rainfall.

We cannot continue to accept this as normal.

Kogi East has communities blessed with rivers, streams and other water resources, yet access to safe and reliable water remains a serious challenge in many places.

That is why water supply, erosion control and critical community infrastructure are part of the development agenda I am presenting to our people.

My concern is simple.

No mother should have to spend hours searching for water when a functional community water system can make life easier.

No community should watch its road disappear every rainy season because erosion was ignored until the damage became too expensive to repair.

No family should lose a home or farmland to a preventable erosion problem.

As your senator, I will use the responsibilities of the office to advocate for federal intervention, appropriate funding and stronger oversight of projects that affect our communities.

But we must also be practical.

Every project must have a clear purpose. Every public intervention must be properly monitored. Communities must know what is being provided, who is responsible and what is expected.

Development is not complete because a project has been announced.

It is complete when the people can feel its impact.

When water comes from a reliable source, a mother gains time.

When erosion is controlled, a farmer protects his land.

When community infrastructure works, people have a better chance to live and work with dignity.

This is the kind of development I want to pursue for Kogi East.

I am asking for your support because I believe our communities deserve more than promises. They deserve representation that will take their everyday problems to Abuja and continue to demand attention until practical solutions are found.

Together, we can build communities where basic needs are not treated as luxuries.

JOIN ME LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! , MY RESPONSIBILITY!!, OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND, LET'S END UNDER DEVELOPMENT, A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

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02/10/2026

KOGI EAST SENATE 2027: ROADS THAT CONNECT OUR PEOPLE TO OPPORTUNITY

I think about the farmer who spends months cultivating his farm, only to watch part of his harvest lose value because the road to the market is bad.

He has done the hard work. He has planted, weeded and harvested. But when the transporter tells him the journey will cost more because of the road, there is little he can do.

By the time he reaches the market, his profit has already been reduced.

This is the reality many of our people face.

A bad road affects the farmer, trader, student, patient, transporter and small business owner.

When roads fail, everything becomes more expensive.

Farmers struggle to move produce. Traders pay more for transportation. Businesses find it difficult to reach customers. Patients can spend precious time travelling to hospitals. Communities become isolated.

This is why I have made roads and connectivity an important part of my Kogi East Development Agenda.

We need to improve the major corridors connecting our communities and economic centres, including Anyigba-Ankpa, Idah-Ibaji, Dekina-Bassa, Ankpa-Omala and Olamaboro. We also need attention to the rural roads that connect farms and villages to our markets and towns.

My concern is not simply about putting asphalt on the ground.

The real question is what that road will do for our people.

Can the farmer get his produce to market at lower cost?

Can the trader move goods more easily?

Can a sick person reach a health facility faster?

Can our young people travel safely to school and work?

Can businesses come into our communities because transportation has become easier?

These are the questions I want our representation to address.

As a senator, I will not pretend that I can personally construct every road. But I can use the office to pursue these issues through legislation, budget advocacy, oversight and direct engagement with the relevant federal agencies.

I want to see a Kogi East where roads connect production to markets and communities to opportunity.

We have farmers. We have land. We have young people. We have traders and entrepreneurs. We have natural resources and a strategic location.

What we need is infrastructure that allows these strengths to work for our people.

I am offering myself for the Senate because I believe our people deserve representation that understands these everyday challenges and is prepared to pursue practical solutions.

Let us stop treating underdevelopment as our destiny.

Let us build the connections that will allow Kogi East to work, trade, produce and prosper.

That is the development I want to pursue with you.

JOIN ME LET'S DEVELOP KOGI EAST, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! , MY RESPONSIBILITY!!, OUR RESPONSIBILITY!!! TO BUILD IGALA-BASSA LAND, LET'S END UNDER DEVELOPMENT, A VOTE FOR ME IS A VOTE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR LAND!!!

VOTE PETER AMEH
VOTE NDC

KOGI EAST RISING!!!

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02/10/2026

APC is after Peter Obi, ADC is after Peter Obi, APGA is after Peter Obi, Soludo is after Peter, Datti Yusuf-Baba is after Peter Obi, all the aides to Tinubu are after Peter Obi, Wike is after Peter Obi, Sowore is after Peter Obi, Deji is after Peter Obi, all the enemies of Nigeria are out to make sure Peter Obi doesn't succeed.

What is the offense of Peter Obi? Why is he challenging a corrupted system of Nigeria politics and government. That is why they are after him to make sure the system remains the way it is or even worse.

Upon all the things they are doing, none of them is yet to present anything that Peter Obi had done wrong but they are fabricating lies everyday just to smear his name and integrity. But the good people of Nigeria already know Peter Obi.

Someone who kept telling the public to go and verify about his past since 2021, they tried all they could but found nothing until they chose to use lies to feed themselves.

Peter Obi is not in the same political league with any of the presidential candidates, he is a different breed of politician who intentionally maintained his simple life of integrity with a positive track-records. The more you go after him, the more you draw attention to him and the more you disgrace yourself.

Peter Obi and Musa Kwankwaso we know. They are the best combination since the return of democracy in 1999. With them, A New Nigeria is POssible. Nigeria will be OK Las Las!

Someone from Nigeria✍🏻

02/10/2026

Official Campaign Flag-Off

The Salifu Oguche Usman Campaign Council cordially invites you to the official campaign flag-off for Salifu Oguche Usman, Esq. (LL.M), candidate for the Kogi State House of Assembly, Ogugu Constituency.

Date & Time: 10th October 2026 | 10:00 AM
📍 Open Field, QIC Primary School, Ogugu

Your presence will be highly appreciated.

30/09/2026

PETER AMEH'S 17-POINT KOGI EAST DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

Kogi East does not need another political document filled with broad promises. It needs a development agenda that speaks directly to the roads people travel, the farms they cultivate, the businesses they run, the schools their children attend and the healthcare they depend on.

That is the thinking behind High Chief Peter Ojonugwa Ameh's Kogi East Advance Agenda, a 17-point development roadmap designed around the practical needs of the nine local government areas.

The agenda covers infrastructure, agriculture, jobs, education, healthcare, security, enterprise and accountable representation.

THE 17 PRIORITIES

1. Federal Roads and Strategic Highways
Pursue sustained federal attention to major roads and strategic corridors connecting Kogi East to markets and neighbouring states.

2. Bridges, Rural Roads and Community Connectivity
Advocate for bridges and rural roads that connect farms, villages, markets, schools and health facilities.

3. Water, Erosion Control and Critical Infrastructure
Push for sustainable water projects and interventions against erosion and other infrastructure threats.

4. Agricultural Transformation and Mechanisation
Promote modern agriculture, mechanisation, improved production methods and stronger federal agricultural support.

5. Agro-Processing, Storage and Value-Chain Development
Move agriculture beyond raw production by attracting processing, storage and value-adding facilities into Kogi East.

6. Farmers' Finance, Cooperatives and Market Access
Improve farmers' access to finance, cooperative structures, inputs and reliable markets.

7. Youth Employment and Skills Development
Expand opportunities for vocational training, entrepreneurship, digital skills and productive employment.

8. Industrial and Technical Development
Promote technical education, local industries and productive enterprises capable of creating jobs and economic value.

9. Digital Innovation and the Creative Economy
Open greater opportunities for young people in technology, digital enterprise and creative industries.

10. Education Renewal and School Rehabilitation
Advocate for better-equipped schools, improved learning environments and stronger educational infrastructure.

11. Scholarships, Literacy and Educational Access
Support access to education for disadvantaged students while promoting literacy and educational opportunity.

12. Primary and Community Healthcare Expansion
Push for stronger primary healthcare services that reach rural and underserved communities.

13. Federal Health Facilities and Specialist Medical Support
Advocate for federal investment in healthcare infrastructure, specialist services and medical support for Kogi East.

14. Community Security and Intelligence Partnerships
Promote stronger collaboration among communities and security institutions to improve safety and protect economic activity.

15. Emergency Response and Community Resilience
Support better preparedness and response systems for emergencies, disasters and community crises.

16. SME Protection, Finance and Regulatory Reform
Promote policies that make it easier for small businesses to obtain finance, operate, expand and create employment.

17. Transparent Representation, Federal Advocacy and Constituency Accountability
Maintain regular engagement with constituents, pursue federal interventions and provide a clear public record of legislative and constituency activities.

This is the development proposition High Chief Peter Ameh is taking to the 2027 Senate contest.

The agenda begins with the ordinary realities of life in Kogi East and connects them to the responsibilities of a senator: legislation, oversight, budget scrutiny, federal advocacy and constituency representation.

It recognises that a road is connected to agriculture, agriculture to markets, markets to jobs, jobs to household income and income to a better standard of living.

It recognises that education, healthcare, security, infrastructure and enterprise are not isolated issues.

They are parts of the same development equation.

Peter Ameh is asking for the mandate to take that equation to the National Assembly and make the development interests of Kogi East a sustained part of federal policy and legislative engagement.

The people should expect results they can see, commitments they can track and representation they can question.

This is the Kogi East Advance Agenda.

This is the development roadmap Peter Ameh is taking to the Senate.

KOGI EAST RISING!!!

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