**Peter Obi Storms 2027 Election Scene, Vows to Contest Despite Federal Hurdles** In a bold declaration, former Anambra State governor and Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has confirmed his plans to contest the 2027 general elections. The move comes as a surprise, given reports of alleged federal government attempts to block his participation. Undeterred, Obi has vowed to remain in the race, even if it means running from his bedroom. At the OBIDIENT Conference and Official Declaration for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Uyo, Obi addressed his supporters, reiterating his commitment to ensuring Nigeria "gets it right" in 2027. He called for real-time electronic transmission of results and warned against any manipulation of the electoral process. "We need to put an end to this era of poor governance," he said, referencing the country's alarming borrowing spree. According to Obi, Nigeria's current debt burden, accumulated by successive governments, will come due between 2045 and 2050, leaving future generations to bear the consequences. As a seasoned politician, Obi has outlined his priorities for the 2027 election. He intends to focus on education and healthcare, believing that investment in human capital is essential for lasting development. He also pledged to tackle poverty and corruption, emphasizing that leaders and their families must remain untainted by corruption for progress to be made. Reflecting on his tenure as Anambra State governor, Obi claimed to have avoided personal gain from public office and invited anyone with evidence to the contrary to come forward. As the 2027 election season heats up, Obi's movement, OBIDIENT, is gearing up for nationwide mobilization. The movement's coordinators, including Dr. Tanko Yunusa and Dr. Ben Smith, are urging Nigerians to unite behind Obi's candidature and channel their support through the ADC. With Obi's resolve to contest the 2027 election, one thing is clear: Nigerians have a choice to make, and the stakes are higher than ever. Will Obi's message of hope and change resonate with the people, or will the federal government's alleged attempts to block him succeed? Only time will tell.