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Safety & Stability
Public discussion of community security, peaceful coexistence, recovery and lawful protection of communities.
Benue · 2027Public information & community
Obidient
Benue.
A home for information about the movement, the people standing for public office, and the issues shaping Benue’s future.
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Benue StateShija / Edoh
About this platform
A clearer view of the people and the issues.
Obidient Benue brings together public information about the Obidient Movement, Nigeria Democratic Congress, and the 2027 Benue governorship ticket of Prof. Terhemba Shija and Dr. Raymond Edoh.
The site will distinguish confirmed public records from policy discussions, and give people an accessible way to submit their community registration details with consent.
Learn about Obidient BenuePublic policy themes
Issues that matter in Benue.
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Farming & Enterprise
Agricultural productivity, market access, rural infrastructure, small businesses and local value creation.
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Education & Skills
Accessible learning, employable skills, responsible innovation and opportunities for young people.
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Health & Community Wellbeing
Primary care, maternal health, clean water and support for communities affected by displacement.
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Transparent Public Service
Budget clarity, public procurement oversight, responsive institutions and measurable outcomes.
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Infrastructure & Inclusion
Roads, rural connectivity, disability inclusion and services across all local government areas.
These are topics for public policy discussion, not a substitute for a verified, candidate-approved manifesto.
Public election record
The 2027 candidates.
Presidential candidate · NDC
Peter Obi
Presidential candidate listed for the 2027 election under the Nigeria Democratic Congress.
Benue governorship candidate · NDC
Prof. Terhemba Shija
Benue State governorship candidate on the NDC ticket for the 2027 election.
Benue deputy governorship candidate · NDC
Dr. Raymond Edoh
Running mate on the NDC Benue State governorship ticket.
Community registration, made simpler.
Choose your local government, ward and polling unit in a guided process. Email is optional, and an authorised helper may assist with your consent.
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