BY SUNNY DAVID
THE Obidient Movement has called on Nigerians to remain firm in their support for Peter Obi, urging them to stay the course for a better Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The movement, organized by Dr. Yunusa Tanko, believes that a new Nigeria is possible with Obi at the helm.
This comes ahead of the 2027 general elections, where the movement believes Obi’s leadership can usher in a new era for Nigeria.
Our correspondent gathered that the event, titled, ‘Repositioning the Obidient Movement for Greater Impact’ focused on strengthening and repositioning the movement for greater impact and strategic development.
He said founding fathers such as Obafemi Awolowo, Nnamdi Azikiwe, and Tafawa Balewa, among others, laid a positive foundation for the country, but the country has been undergoing series of challenges due to poor leadership.
Dr. said, “Following the formalisation and restructuring of the ‘Obidient Movement’, this symposium aims to harmonise efforts, reinforce the Movement’s organisational structure and unify its mission to uphold social and political cohesion, ethical leadership, and purpose-driven advocacy. “This symposium focuses on six core objectives such as harmonisation, restructuring, unification of purpose, social & political cohesion, ethical leadership and the role of the diaspora in reshaping the homeland.
“We are dedicated to promoting good governance and accountability by bringing together key stakeholders to discuss Nigeria’s future. This event underscores the movement’s commitment to unity, justice and equity.
“A new Nigeria is possible if we start doing the right things in the area of electing those who lead us. We are determined to bid farewell to bad governance in Nigeria by ensuring the right people are elected.
“The Obidient Movement seeks to empower Nigerian youth, advocating for meaningful change and accountability. Its mission aligns with the quest for good governance, justice, and equity.”
He also urged the South East to continue to support the movement, stressing that “charity begins at home”.
