Leaders of Nigeria’s influential Obidient Movement have publicly denounced the Labour Party’s (LP) recent decision to establish an ‘Obidient Directorate’. The move, spearheaded by LP national chairman, Julius Abure, and announced in late May, has been met with vehement opposition from the Obidient Movement, which claims it is an attempt to usurp its grassroots-driven force. […]
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