Memorable images from the presidential campaigns

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February 24, 2023

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It is less than 24 hours before the presidential election and as required by the law, the campaigns have come to a halt. While it lasted, the top four presidential candidates crisscrossed Nigeria to canvass support and these moments were captured in colourful images showcasing supporters, culture, and creativity.

Here are some outstanding shots from the top four candidates — Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peter Obi of Labour Party (LP), and Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP).

ATIKU ABUBAKAR — PDP

‘You’ — Atiku addressing his supporters in Nasarawa

Atiku and Okowa all smiles as they wave at their supporters in Abia

Atiku and his wife, Titi, in a lovey-dovey moment

PDP campaign team in Bauchi

Power to the people

BOLA TINUBU — APC

Asiwaju reading a document

Tinubu exchanges salute with security officials

Kaduna raises brooms for Tinubu

Tinubu and Ganduje doing the ‘Buga’ dance

Buhari stands on Asiwaju’s mandate

APC stalwarts ride on Tinubu’s bus of ‘renewed hope’

‘I’m here for you’ — Tinubu in Kogi

City boy ‘peaces out’ in home boy’s (Shettima) Borno

4 + 4?

RABIU KWANKWASO — NNPP

All hands in the air for Kwankwaso

Kwankwaso waves at traders in northern Nigeria

Supporters cheer Kwankwaso in Bayelsa

It’s green-white-blue in Oyo

The Lagos rally

Kwankwaso takes a brief break from the red cap in Kogi

PETER OBI — LP

‘E calm down’ — Obi with LP national chairperson in Bayelsa

Obi in the coal city state of Enugu

With love, from Mr and Mrs Obi

Obi bows in prayer at the Sultan of Sokoto’s palace

Igbo kwenu!

Together we can!

A teenage boy stands in front of Obi’s convoy in Lagos

The sneak peek

And there’s a baby too, at Relief market, Owerri

Obi and Baba Ahmed doing it the ‘Eyo’ way in Lagos

Obi rocks Idoma attire in Benue

Obi receiving blessings from Obi of Onitsha

‘T’ for thanks

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