Obidient Movement urges calm amid opposition realignment

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Obidient Movement urges calm amid opposition realignment

The Obidient Movement urged calm as speculation mounts over a political realignment involving Peter Obi and other opposition figures. NDC Deputy National Publicity Secretary Abdulmumin Ohiare Abdulsalam stated that the defection of Peter Obi and Musa Kwankwaso remains uncertain. Meanwhile, tensions are rising within the Ebonyi APC as some members call for abandoning the consensus formula for primaries.

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