Obidient Movement members switch to ADC in Edo
Some members of the Obidient Movement in Edo State have officially joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The group was received by ADC National Leader Chief John Oyegun, who praised their commitment to leadership change. The Edo State Coordinator, Asemota Igiogbe, expressed confidence in the party’s ability to challenge the APC and anticipated Peter Obi as a potential presidential candidate. ADC leaders welcomed the move, highlighting the party’s readiness for upcoming elections.
Key takeaways
- Members of the Obidient Movement in Edo State have formally joined the ADC.
- Chief John Oyegun described their decision as a sign that Nigerians are ready for leadership change.
- Asemota Igiogbe stated that the ADC is the right party to challenge the APC and expects Peter Obi to become president.
- The state chairman, Kenneth Odion, and woman leader, Faith Ebhogabhe, emphasized the ADC’s mission to transform the political landscape.
- The group highlighted their self-funded approach and commitment to building the party rather than seeking positions.
