The Obidient Movement recently held its South West Conference in Lagos, Nigeria, bringing together members and stakeholders from Ekiti, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, and Lagos states. The event was a huge success, with a large number of attendees participating in the discussions and activities.

One of the highlights of the conference was the unveiling of a new registration portal (https://obidients.com) for the Obidient Movement, which aims to streamline membership processes and strengthen their database for a united front. The movement also showcased a demo identity card, which will be issued to members once they register.

In a significant announcement, the Obidient Movement revealed that Alabi Quadiri, popularly known as the "Obidient Boy," will be enrolled in a skill acquisition program to study Basic Computer Skills, Information Technology Skills, and Multimedia Communication Skills, alongside technical and soft-skill technology innovations, by June 30, 2025.

The conference was attended by major Obidient Leaders, including Dr. Yunusa Tanko, H.E. Rhodes-Vivour, Dr. Kehinde Shogunle, Mr. Morris Monye, Hon. Okey Joe, Hon. George Adegeye Olawande, Hon. Wale Kuku (represented by Com. Folarin), and Hon. Emmanuel Oladotun, among other Southwest Leaders.

Over 400 contingents from Ogun State, comprising stakeholders across the state, including Obidient Support Group leaders, party members, candidates, and members of the New Generation Movement, stormed the venue with great enthusiasm and energy.

In an online interview with Labour Party Digital Media, The Chief Mobilizer for the conference, Wale Kuku, stated that the Obidient Movement aims to birth a "New Nigeria," ready to change the equation and give the country back to Nigerians. He added that the impressive contingent from Ogun State shows that unity among all members is crucial for a strong movement that would deliver Ogun State to our next President, His Excellency Peter Obi, and other quality candidates.

Dr. Yunusa Tanko, the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, praised the people of Lagos for their vibrant participation, saying, "Lagos did not disappoint us. Eko oni baje o!"

The conference was a testament to the movement's commitment to empowerment and connectivity, marking a pivotal step in their efforts to mobilize and educate supporters across Nigeria's South West region.

Overall, the Obidient Movement's South West Conference was a resounding success, with many attendees leaving the event feeling inspired and motivated to work towards a better future for themselves and their communities. The movement's focus on grassroots engagement and empowerment is a welcome development, and it will be interesting to see the impact of their efforts in the years to come.

~NG/LPd Media Unit 

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