To those who have given up:Your vote counts most
when you stop believing it does.
We understand. You voted before and nothing changed. Or you never voted because it all looked the same. This page does not blame you. It just shows you one number they hope you never see.
93.5 million Nigerians were registered. Only 26.7% voted. The people who stayed home were almost eight times more than the people who elected the government.
In 2023 the winner got 8.8 million votes. 68.5 million registered Nigerians stayed home. The people who gave up are the biggest party in Nigeria.
And what the record says
What happened in 2023, and what is different in 2027
Millions of Nigerians did not give up because they were lazy. They gave up because of what they saw in 2023. Those reasons are real. So is the answer.
The results portal failed on presidential election day. A quarter of result forms were still missing when the winner was declared.
Every voter is a portal. We photograph every result sheet at the polling unit before it leaves, and run our own count on the night.
Many voters went home after voting. In Adamawa a winner was announced while votes were still being counted.
The Osun Script: nobody goes home. 372,934 citizen agents, and citizens at every ward and LGA collation centre. In Osun in August 2026, it worked.
The results were upheld. The Supreme Court ruled that uploading results in real time was not mandatory.
We are not waiting for a court. We protect the count where it happens, and every result sheet photo is evidence.
Three main challengers split the vote. Together they won far more votes than the winner’s 8.8 million.
South and North on one ticket: Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. One ballot: NDC.
Only 26.7% of registered voters came out, down from 43.7% in 2015. 68.5 million stayed home.
Mobilise 20: each of us brings twenty, logged on the Mobilisation Platform across all 176,846 polling units.
Many gave the new government a chance: “let the poor breathe.”
We have seen the result: inflation peaked at 34.8% (December 2024), the naira fell to ₦1,690, 35 million in food crisis. 93% now say wrong direction.
Cash scarcity from the naira redesign, violence and intimidation kept many at home.
Go early, go with your twenty, and stay together. There is safety in numbers, and 20 million witnesses are watching.
In 2023 the portal failed and we went home. In 2027 every voter is a portal, and nobody goes home.
In 2023 the opposition was divided. In 2027 South and North are on one ticket. Vote & Mobilise for Peter Obi & Kwankwaso.
In 2023, 26.7% voted. In 2027, each of us brings 20.
To you, who has given up,
You are not lazy and you are not foolish. You are tired. Twelve years of broken promises would tire anybody.
But not voting is not neutral. When you stay home, the people who bought votes for ₦2,000 decide for you.
You do not have to believe in a politician. Believe in the number: 68.5 million people who stayed home last time. If a small part of them come out, everything changes.
Give Nigeria one more Saturday.
From Nigerians who almost gave up too
Not voting is not neutral. When you stay home, the ₦2,000 vote-buyers decide for you.
You don’t have to believe in any politician. Believe in the 68.5 million who stayed home. One more Saturday: 16 January 2027.
Dem dey happy when you say “my vote no go count”. Na your silence dem dey use win.
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68.5 million registered Nigerians stayed home in 2023. The winner got 8.8 million.
The people who gave up are the biggest party in Nigeria.
“My vote no go count.” That is exactly what they want you to believe.
Not voting is not neutral. The vote buyers decide for you.
You don’t have to believe in a politician. Believe in the 68.5 million.
“They are all the same.” ₦1,596 petrol is not the same as ₦87.
Votes are counted in front of voters. Stay, watch and snap the sheet.
You are not lazy. You are tired. Give Nigeria one more Saturday.
Only 27 in 100 registered voters came out in 2023. Be one of the other 73.
Dem dey happy when you no vote. Na your silence dem dey use win.
