STEP DOWN FOR PETER OBI – OBIDIENT MOVEMENT BEGS JONATHAN

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The Obidient Movement has appealed to former President Goodluck Jonathan to support Peter Obi instead of contesting against him in the 2027 presidential election.

The appeal is coming after Obi and Jonathan held a closed-door meeting on Thursday.

Obi posted pictures of him and the former president on his X handle, describing Jonathan as “a very dear elder brother, statesman, and leader”.

He added that their discussion centred on the state of the nation.

Although it is being speculated that he will contest the 2027 presidential election, Jonathan is yet to make a public pronouncement on the issue.

The Obidient Movement has, however, urged the former President to step aside for Obi in the interest of fairness and national progress.

The National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, Dr Yunusa Tanko, said while both men are respected leaders, Obi remains the preferred choice of millions of Nigerians seeking a new direction.

“They have been friends for a long time. The meeting was for them to fraternise and discuss how to rescue Nigeria.

“But for us in the Obidient Movement, it would be great if Jonathan remains the respected statesman he is known for. He has done his best as President, he is respected, and this is the time for him to support his brother,” Tanko said.

About Dons Eze

DONS EZE, PhD, Political Philosopher and Journalist of over four decades standing, worked in several newspaper houses across the country, and rose to the positions of Editor and General Manager. A UNESCO Fellow in Journalism, Dr. Dons Eze, a prolific writer and author of many books, attended several courses on Journalism and Communication in both Nigeria and overseas, including a Postgraduate Course on Journalism at Warsaw, Poland; Strategic Communication and Practical Communication Approach at RIPA International, London, the United Kingdom, among others.

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