Obidients allege ADC merginalises them, demands intervention by party leadership
By Jeph Ajobaju, Chief Copy Editor
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Peter Obi’s supporters called Obidients have complained that the opposition coalition formed in the African Democratic Party (ADC) is marginalising them despite the key role they play in strengthening the bloc.
A leaked memo dated July 29 and signed by Obidient Movement National Coordinator Tanko Yunusa accused the coalition of sidelining its members.
“We write on behalf of the Obidient Movement to express our severe grievances regarding recent developments within the coalition’s systems, the memo said, per The PUNCH.
“Our people are deliberately excluded at all levels.
“While we remain committed to the shared vision of building a united and formidable front for the task ahead, we must raise the following issues that our members have repeatedly flagged.
“Several of our designated representatives and members are reportedly being excluded from crucial meetings where major decisions affecting the coalition are made.
“This creates an impression of marginalisation and undermines trust, which is essential for building a sustainable partnership.”
Yunusa also faulted “non-existent representation,” saying the current structure of the coalition does not reflect its strength and contribution.
“The current structure does not reflect the Obidient Movement’s strength and contribution to this coalition.
“We strongly believe that there should be at least one working committee member and one non-working committee member representing the Obidient Movement in each geopolitical zone.
“We believe these measures are crucial to building trust and repositioning the coalition for success.
“We look forward to you resolving this with the party leadership in the spirit of the new Nigeria we want to build.”
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