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Assignment 4: Analyzing Peter Obi’s Campaign Poster: Visual Elements and Political Messaging

Analyzing Peter Obi’s Campaign Poster: Visual Elements and Political Messaging           Peter Obi’s campaign poster is more than just a visual representation; it is a significant tool that encapsulates his political values, leadership identity, and vision for national unity. In today’s political landscape, where first impressions are paramount, the design of a campaign poster can influence public perception and voter engagement. From an analysis of the use of color, typography, image placement, and symbolism in Obi's poster, we can see how the design elements better convey Obi's message to the Nigerian electorate.   The use of color in Obi's poster is responsible for dictating its overall effect. The prevailing colors green, white, and blue are not merely abstract but carry meaning that is strong in attracting the electorate. Green also symbolizes growth, hope, and revival, to align with Obi's aspiration for a thriving Nigeria. The color appeals to the asp...

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