National Coordinating Council (NCC) of the Obidient Movement has inaugurated its zonal coordinators for the six-geopolitical of the country, stating that votes will count in the 2023 general elections.
NCC, which is made up of patriotic and mostly young Nigerians across geopolitical and ethno religious lines, said they believe in a more prosperous, united, secure@ and peaceful Nigeria.
Speaking at a press conference and inauguration of its zonal coordinators, the director of strategy of the movement, Adang Azi Adang II, said the group comprises people of likeminds, concerned over the increasing national woes ranging from high unemployment rate to insecurity of lives and property.
“We are therefore on a mission to reset Nigeria to fulfil her foundational mandate where ‘peace and justice shall reign’. A Nigeria, where social justice and institutional democratic values are well respected so that the ‘labours of our heroes past shall not be in vain.’
“This has become more exigent now as the country is fast drifting and descending towards the dire precipice of collapse, comparable only to the path taken by a few failed States in Africa and Asia.
“The urgency to rise to the occasion at this critical juncture compels self-reflection and a compelling need for patriotism that is driven by the zeal to save Nigeria as opposed to vested interests. Fellow Nigerians, this is our opportunity to Rescue Nigeria, let us obey Nigeria’s call, “ Adang II said.
He added, “We want to assure all Nigerians that through our Obidient Ambassadors tech savvy template which is polling unit focused, the votes will count and come February 2023, God willing, Obi/Datti will be announced winners of the Presidential election.”
He reiterated that the people are the structure on which the party will contest the 2023 election.
“To this end, we make bold to state that the Obidients have structures in all the polling units, and we are pressing the numbers and with verifiable data, we are winning the 2023 election,” the group added.
“Accordingly, Nigerian youths, with their future under threat, are answering this clarion call to rise to the occasion.
Credit: Leadership