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Story on Obi as VP candidate to Atiku, lie from the pit of hell – OBIDIENT Movement

Ezechukwu Malachy by Ezechukwu Malachy
May 19, 2025
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The Obidient Movement has described as false narrative, stories making the round that their principal, Mr. Peter Obi, has accepted to be running mate to former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, in the 2027 presidential election.

In a statement by Nana Kazaure, Director, Strategic Communication & Media, Obidient Movement, the body stated that “while frank and cordial engagements with our partners and stakeholders towards a coalition continue amicably, the Obidient Movement would like to state emphatically that there is no truth or basis to the reports whatsoever.” 

The group stated that it decided to react because it “has been inundated with calls from our members within and outside the country, including other members of the public, regarding a media publication claiming that our principal, Peter Obi, has been offered the running mate position to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar in the new coalition being formed ahead of 2027”.

Kazaure noted that “even as we know that the publication is imaginary to the author, we are tempted not to ignore it because of the possible far-reaching misconception it will have in the public space.

“Without any risk of contradiction, we would like to reiterate that Mr Obi has maintained that his objective and his involvement in a coalition, is to provide a united front against and to tackle issues of bad governance, corruption, hunger, poverty, poor healthcare, out of school children and the myriad of other problems daily afflicting the people of Nigeria. 

“We want politics that is progressive, standing firmly with the people and serving the great people of Nigeria and not politics just for the sake of grabbing power.

“At this point in time, Mr Peter Obi remains in the Labour party, and if ever this changes, he will make that announcement himself.

“The Obidient Movement would like to advise against sensationalism and speculation on these matters. At this difficult time, all Nigerians and the Media, inclusive, should emphasise and contribute to building a better country”.

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