Obidient congratulates Yunusa Tanko on appointment as SDP presidential campaign DG

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… says is another testament to Movement’s leadership legacy

By ANGEL NWOKOCHA, Staff Reporter, Abuja

The Obidient Movement has congratulated the immediate past National Coordinator of the Movement, Dr. Yunusa Tanko, on his appointment as National Coordinator of the Social Democratic Party’s Presidential Campaign Council ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The Movement said on Thursday in a statement made available to The First Mail in Abuja, that his appointment is a recognition of Dr. Tanko’s political experience, organisational capacity and years of commitment to the struggle for a better Nigeria.

“We wish him tremendous success in this new responsibility,” the Movement said.

The statement Signed, Onyeka Dike, Director of Media & Communications, read in part, “Like we have continued to reiterate, the Obidient Movement is a broad coalition of Nigerians united by a common aspiration for a country that works for everyone. Even though we strongly encourage our members to join the Nigeria Democratic Congress, the party of our principal, we also acknowledge that our membership cuts across political parties, ethnicities, religions, generations and social backgrounds. What binds us together is not necessarily membership of the same political party, but our shared conviction that Nigeria deserves competent, compassionate and accountable leadership.

“Consequently, the emergence of leaders from our Movement into influential positions across different political platforms should be a source of pride, not division. It demonstrates the depth of talent, experience and leadership that the Movement continues to nurture.

“Dr. Tanko’s appointment is therefore another testament to the Movement’s contribution to Nigeria’s political development. We are proud that individuals who have served and grown within our ranks continue to find opportunities to contribute to national development in different capacities.

“This also reflects the political philosophy and national outlook of our leader, His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, who has consistently demonstrated that Nigeria’s interests must transcend partisan considerations. “His recent attendance at the presidential campaign office inauguration of Oyo State Governor, His Excellency, Engr. Seyi Makinde despite their different political platforms and presidential aspirations, was a practical demonstration of this philosophy. Mr Obi has repeatedly emphasised the need for political leaders to put aside personal and partisan differences and work together to rescue Nigeria.

“For us, building a New Nigeria has never been about restricting capable Nigerians to one political party. It is about developing a generation of leaders who can bring competence, integrity and a commitment to public service wherever they find themselves.

“We therefore celebrate Dr. Yunusa Tanko and wish him success in his new assignment. His journey is another reminder that the Obidient Movement is not merely building a political following. We are building leaders, expanding the possibilities of national collaboration and contributing to a new political culture in Nigeria.

“The Obidient Movement remains committed to a New Nigeria where leadership is earned through character, competence, capacity, compassion and commitment”.

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