About PETOOP

A Movement Born From Citizens' Voices.

PETOOP grew from the remarkable public reaction to the social media posts of Chief Magnus Oraka and has developed into a growing global movement for Nigeria's political emancipation through civic action, citizen mobilisation and democratic participation.

From Social Media to a Global Movement

Public Reaction

Citizens responded strongly to the ideas and messages shared through Chief Magnus Oraka's social media posts.

Citizen Mobilisation

People began connecting, organising and mobilising one another around civic action.

Local & Global Voices

Nigerians at home and in the diaspora now contribute voices, networks and energy to the movement.

Political Emancipation

The movement is focused on empowering citizens to participate meaningfully in Nigeria's democratic future.

Our Story

From a Conversation to a National Movement

What began with public engagement around social media messages evolved into a broader civic movement as citizens began to connect with one another and translate their concerns into organised action.

The Spark

The public reaction to the social media posts of Chief Magnus Oraka created a powerful conversation among Nigerians who wanted to see change in the way citizens participate in politics and elections.

The Growth

As more people joined the conversation, citizens began mobilising one another for civic action, voter education, election awareness and community engagement.

The Movement

PETOOP has grown into a global movement bringing together local and international voices who connect, organise and mobilise one another for a better democratic future for Nigeria.

What We Believe

Citizens Can Shape Nigeria's Future

PETOOP believes that meaningful democratic change requires citizens who are informed, organised, peaceful and willing to participate.

What We Stand For

  • Free and fair elections.
  • Citizen participation and civic education.
  • Protection of citizens' votes and the electoral process.
  • Peaceful and informed democratic engagement.

A Connected Movement

  • Local citizens mobilising within their communities.
  • Nigerians in the diaspora connecting with their roots.
  • Stakeholders contributing experience, networks and support.
  • Citizens working together for meaningful democratic participation.
Leadership & Stakeholders

The People Behind PETOOP

The following proposed leadership and stakeholder structure reflects the names and roles provided for PETOOP.

Executives

Proposed PETOOP Directors and executive leadership.

Photo of Magnus Oraka Magnus OrakaCEO
Photo of Dr. Patrick Nwakauba Dr. Patrick NwakaubaPresident
Photo of Sir Joe Aralu Sir Joe AraluVice President
Photo of Dr. Emanuel Hamilton Onyekwere Dr. Emanuel Hamilton OnyekwereDirector
Photo of Becky Esuku Becky EsukuNational Treasurer
Photo of Veronica Okoye Veronica OkoyeNational Financial Secretary
Photo of Mojabajunior MojabajuniorNational PRO
Photo of Tony Eboh Tony EbohDiaspora Leader, Coordinator USA/Canada
Photo of Victor Chukwu Ugwu Victor Chukwu UgwuDiaspora Leader, Coordinator UK/Europe
Photo of Gladys Oraka Gladys OrakaWelfare
Photo of Vinpachrist VinpachristDirector, Mobilization

Stakeholders

Proposed PETOOP stakeholders and community supporters.

Photo of Hon. Charles Ugbaja Hon. Charles UgbajaStakeholder
Photo of Alex Ike Okeke Alex Ike OkekeStakeholder
Photo of Mike Ukaigwe Mike UkaigweStakeholder
Photo of Afoke Nwankwo Afoke NwankwoStakeholder
Photo of Dr. Hyacinth Nwachukwu Dr. Hyacinth NwachukwuStakeholder
Photo of Onwa Aloysius Igboeri Onwa Aloysius IgboeriStakeholder
Photo of Joseph Nwanne Joseph NwanneStakeholder
Photo of Festus Ndikwe Festus NdikweStakeholder
Photo of Abbas Bussari Abbas BussariStakeholder
Photo of Dr. Ifeoma Ezeani Dr. Ifeoma EzeaniStakeholder
PETOOP

Local Voices. Global Connections. Civic Action.

PETOOP continues to bring citizens together across Nigeria and the diaspora to strengthen civic participation and work toward a better democratic future.

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