Nigerian Presidential Election Winner — Peter Obi

    20% chance · down 2 pts today

    Yes20%▼ 2kalshiYes24¢26¢ after fees
    No80%▲ 2kalshiNo78¢80¢ after fees
    Resolves
    Jan 16, 2027
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    $38.9K
    24h
    $266
    Liquidity
    $17.7K
    kalshiPolymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USListed on 2 venues

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    Yes20%▼ 2kalshi24¢26¢ after fees
    No80%▲ 2kalshi78¢80¢ after fees

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    Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USPolymarketat 22¢: exit costs ~0.69¢/contract
    KalshiKalshiat 24¢: exit costs ~2¢/contract on a 1-contract order, rounded up to 1¢
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    If the winner of the next Nigerian presidential election is Peter Obi, then the market resolves to Yes.

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    Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USPolymarket (global)

    Presidential elections are scheduled to be held in Nigeria on January 16, 2027. This market will resolve according to the listed candidate who wins the 2027 Nigerian presidential election. This market includes any potential second round. If the results are not known definitively by October 31, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other". This market will resolve based on the results of this election,…

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    Category
    Politics
    Resolves
    Sat, January 16, 2027
    kalshiPolymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USCompared across 2 venues

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