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UPDATED: Obi approves advisory Council for Obidient movement


Preparatory to the 2027 presidential election, the leadership of the Obidient movement worldwide has announced the appointment of regional and diaspora members to its advisory council to oversee the galvanising of membership.

A press statement signed by Dr. Tanko Yunusa, National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, indicated that the group has effectively spread its message, engaged voters, and challenged the dominance of Nigeria’s major political parties.

It noted that this new wave of political activism has sparked increased youth participation and reshaped the strategies employed in political campaigns across the nation.

“What started as a grassroots initiative to reform Nigeria’s stagnant political system has evolved into a global socio-ideological phenomenon. The movement resonates deeply with citizens who are tired of corruption, insecurity, and economic hardship. Today, the Obidient movement stands as one of Africa’s most impactful campaigns, inspiring people worldwide.

“The driving force behind the movement is a collective desire for change, transparency, and accountability. The movement embodies the aspirations of a generation determined to reclaim Nigeria’s future and build a better nation for all its citizens.

“It represents a unique ideological culture in Nigeria and across sub-Saharan Africa, rooted in the principles of volunteerism and unwavering commitment. It is driven by citizens who are disillusioned with retrogressive leadership, unfulfilled potential, and outdated stereotypes.”

Furthermore, it stated that the movement transcends political affiliations, socio-cultural backgrounds, ethnic identities, religious beliefs, and racial boundaries, uniting Nigerians and Africans under a shared vision for progress.

The OBIDIENT Movement Ethos: The 5Cs for a New Nigeria

Competence: Deliver results.
Character: Lead with integrity.
Capacity: Handle complexity.
Credibility: Earn trust.
Compassion: Put the people first.

In building our structural base from the previous regional engagement we had and as approved by His Excellency Peter Obi, kindly find below the list of Advisory Council and Directorate Members, to be followed up with the states’ Collegiate at a later date.

Regional Advisory Council
NW

Ibrahim Abdulkarim
Shuaibu Fagge
Hamisu Santuraki
Abduljaleel Dangulbi
Maryam Uthman
Sidi Aba

NE

Prof. Kalep Bulus Filli
Sani Abdulssalam
Prof. Anna Mohammed Malgwi
Zanna Ali Haruna
Ayuba Thlama Wakawa
Jerry Martin Kanjo

Dr. Ekwe Okwudiri Chris
Lanre Farinloye
Kunle Soaga
Hon. Sunday Umeha
Chief Charles Okafor
Omobolanle Ogunnaike
Micheal Anokwuru
Festus Ugwa
Maj. General Chris Eze (rtd)
Hon. Amb. Daniel Asama Ago

Advisory Directorates
Operations (Admin, events and programmes, security/intelligence, human resources, and capacity development):

Political Engagement
Mobilisation and membership (Recruitment, grassroots projects)
Research, policy development and strategy
Finance, fundraising, resource mobilisation and accountability
Legal and constitutional affairs
Technology and data management/analysis
Communications
Diaspora Engagement
National Assembly

Technology and data management/analysis:

Anthony Chinwo
Linous Okoreie

Finance, fundraising, resource mobilisation and accountability:

Val Ozigbo
Mbagwu Ndidi
Nexus
Abubakar Yewale

Mobilisation:

Blessing Okoli – Jack
Justin Kingland
Uchenna Nwabueze
Serah Ibrahim
Monday Otene
Akor Christian (Due process)
Sunday Baloma
Enan Maigari
Hauwa Ashafa (Arewa Chick)
Daniel Okpe Ejembi
Daniel Elombah
Morris Monye
Mirrabel Imote
Chigozie Alex Ifeanyichukwu
Jabir Ibrahim Yaro
Benjamin Adze Sarki (SarkiB)
Elijah Umanu
Mr. Lucky Chidi Kanu
Micheal Igwe

Communications and Media:

Eyitemi Taire
Judith Akatugba
Nana Kazaure
Babangida Kakaki
David Obiasogu
Kamal Yusuf
Chuka Ufondu
Daniel Elombah
Mazi Ezeoke
Kiibati Bankole
Uchenna Nwabueze
Priscilia Amadi
Uche Okoye
Dotun Oyebolu
Barr. Ken Eluma Asogwa

Legal and constitutional affairs:

Barr. Vincent Otaakpukpu
Barr. Kelechukwu Uzoka

Diaspora:

Dr. David Ogula
Ayo Desilva
Bolanle Emiabata-Anibaba
Dr. Tonia Ogbanufe
Barr. Prisca Eboh
Dr. Joseph Onuorah
Stephen Osemwinge
Tonnie Aseaomeh
Ify Davies

Research, Policy Development, and Strategy:

Dr. Chukwudi Analo
Jamila M. Umar

Political Engagement:

Engr. Okechukwu Chikwendu
Alhaji Attah Ikeleji
Barr. Eunice Atujide

Credit: The Sun

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