- Peter Akah, known as Peter Randy, broke his silence after Peter Obi appeared to be chasing him away in a viral video
- Despite the public snub, Akah took to Instagram on Friday, August 21, 2026, with a bold message of support for the former Anambra governor
- The loyalist continued to drum support for an Obi/Kwankwaso ticket ahead of the 2027 presidential election
Fans of Peter Obi were left stunned when the former Anambra governor seemingly snubbed one of his most vocal supporters, Peter Akah. But rather than retreat quietly, Akah has come out swinging with a post that signals he has no intention of backing down.
On Friday, August 21, 2026, Akah, popularly known as Peter Randy, shared an image on his Instagram story featuring the words “I AM OK” in bold lettering, accompanied by the message “Vote Obi/Kwankwaso for a new Nigeria” and the rallying cry “NIGERIA WILL BE OK!”
Source: Instagram
His caption read: “Hope you are OK? ðð ðâïļðģðŽ”
Peter Akah Stands Firm After Viral Snub
The post came after a video of Peter Obi chasing Akah away went viral online, triggering widespread banter and debate across Nigerian social media.
The footage drew mixed reactions from Nigerians, with some finding humour in the moment and others questioning what it revealed about the relationship between political figures and their grassroots supporters.
Akah’s Instagram post, however, made it clear the incident had done little to dampen his enthusiasm. His continued backing of the Obi and Kwankwaso presidential ticket signals a stubborn loyalty that has captured public attention, particularly given the circumstances surrounding the viral clip.
In related news, Legit.ng reported that a man taunted Peter Akah following a dramatic incident with Peter Obi.
A screenshot of Peter Akah‘s post is below:
Source: Instagram
Prophetess warns Peter Obi
Legit.ng previously reported that the founder of The Lord of Hosts Miracle Chapel, Bright Ndibunwa, also known as Bright The Seer, prophesied that Obi could be involved in an accident.
In a video shared on Facebook and reviewed by Legit.ng, the Nigerian cleric also predicted a fire stemming from the potential vehicle crash, which she claimed the presidential hopeful would be involved in.
Source: Legit.ng