Obidient movement rejects unauthorised groups and warns supporters
The Obidient Movement has publicly distanced itself from groups and individuals claiming to operate parallel structures under its name. In a statement, National Coordinator Dr Yunusa Tanko clarified that only the established leadership aligned with Peter Obi is recognised. The movement warned the public and supporters against associating with unauthorised factions. It reaffirmed its commitment to integrity and unity among its members.
What we know
- The Obidient Movement stated it does not recognise any parallel structures or alternative leadership.
- Dr Yunusa Tanko emphasised that only the leadership framework aligned with Peter Obi is legitimate.
- The group warned against attempts to confuse or exploit the movement’s identity.
- Supporters and the public were advised to avoid groups with similar or derivative names.
- The movement urged members to rely on official communication channels for information.
