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    Obidient Movement Charts Path to National Renewal, Sets Sights on 2027 Elections

    By National UpdateJanuary 1, 2025Updated:January 1, 2025 Celebration No Comments2 Mins Read
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    As Nigeria ushers in 2025 with renewed aspirations, the Obidient Movement, led by Dr. Yunusa Tanko, has unveiled an ambitious plan to rebuild the nation’s foundations and foster sustainable growth through unity, innovation, and grassroots engagement.

    In his New Year goodwill message to Nigerians, Dr. Tanko reflected on the trials of 2024, ranging from economic hardships and insecurity to power instability and inflation as he challenged Nigerians to turn the challenges into opportunities for transformation.

    Encouraging citizens to embrace resilience, Dr. Tanko emphasized the crucial role of youths in reshaping Nigeria’s future. He urged them to lead breakthroughs in technology, entrepreneurship, and social change, positioning Nigeria as a hub of global talent and creativity.

    He also appealed to elders to leverage their experience and wisdom to inspire reforms and promote national unity, highlighting the importance of collaboration across generations.

    Dr. Tanko reaffirmed the Obidient Movement’s dedication to good governance, accountability, and inclusivity, revealing that preparations are already underway for the 2027 general elections.
    He outlined plans for widespread community mobilization, voter sensitization, and policy advocacy to secure victory at the polls.
    “This is the time to lay the groundwork for a new Nigeria, one that will be built on production, innovation, and prosperity for all,” he stated.
    He reiterated that the movement’s vision for a self-sufficient and forward-thinking nation is not negotiable

    Positioning 2025 as a pivotal year, Dr. Tanko likened Nigeria’s current state to broken walls, pledging a systematic rebuilding process anchored in transparency, integrity, and purpose-driven leadership.

    He called for patriotism, diversity appreciation, and environmental responsibility, urging citizens to stay focused on creating a nation where equity, opportunity, and growth thrive.

    “In 2025, we begin the journey of reclaiming Nigeria’s greatness. With courage, determination, and unity, we will rise stronger and ensure the sacrifices of our past heroes are honored,” Tanko affirmed.

    Concluding, he wished Nigerians a year filled with hope, progress, and boundless opportunities, reiterating his belief in the country’s resilience and the Obidient Movement’s role in driving national renewal.

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