2027: Peter Obi names Tanko as national coordinator of Obidient Movement

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Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, has appointed Dr. Yunusa Tanko as the Interim National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Worldwide. This move is likely part of efforts to consolidate the gains made during the 2023 presidential election, where Obi’s candidacy brought the previously obscure LP to national prominence.....CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE

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The Obidient Movement played a key role in making the LP a household name, with Obi’s candidacy proving to be a formidable force, winning in key areas like Lagos and Abuja. With ongoing crises within the LP showing no signs of resolution, Obi might be exploring other options, with the movement serving as a strategic platform for better bargaining power. This development follows a series of engagements and consultations aimed at establishing a more structured organization. During a meeting on X, Obi expressed gratitude to the over 165 individuals who submitted ideas and suggestions for the movement’s structure. He commended the engagement and consultation team for their swift progress in managing the consultation process. According to Obi, Tanko’s appointment is a strategic move designed to drive the movement forward, leveraging his expertise and dedication. He encouraged supporters to continue engaging with the movement, emphasizing the importance of collective effort in building a stronger organization. Since its inception, the Obidient Movement has gained significant momentum, with supporters rallying behind Obi’s vision for a better future both within Nigeria and globally. This appointment marks a significant milestone in the movement’s evolution, transitioning from a grassroots phenomenon to a more structured organization.

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