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2023 Election

Maurice Okoli: OBIdient movement needs effective structure to win 2023 election

Dr. Maurice Okoli, the President of the Nigerian Community in Russia, has advised Peter Obi's Labour Party (LP) supporters to put together a...

Chima Joseph Ugo
Chima Joseph Ugo - Editor-in-chief October 09, 2022
Updated March 10, 2023 at 2:43 PM
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Dr. Maurice Okoli, the President of the Nigerian Community in Russia, has advised Peter Obi's Labour Party (LP) supporters to put together a strong organisation if they want to win the general election in 2023.

The OBIdient Movement, which is supported by many young Nigerians, would not achieve its objectives if they were not carefully coordinated, according to a statement made by Okoli on Sunday.

“The axiom that the people are the structures is self-evident truth but not an established rule and principle,” he said.

He ascribed the willful deterioration of the country's security, cultural, social, economic, and political crises as the cause of the unification for a new Nigeria, reflected in the surge of support for Obi's candidacy.

Okoli observed that the OBIdient movement appeared to be fading away from the idea that structure was crucial.

“It is not true because, in such a movement, you have to know who is accountable, what you expect, and from whom.

“In the absence of that, things will happen unpredictably and the unpredictable result could be something you don’t like.

“As much as you need a network, communication and teamwork, it is important to know who is at the back, in the front, left, and also on the right.

“The OBIdient movement needs an effective and efficient structure that can deliver the goal of winning a national election.

“Any person that is given a task must be told what he is expected to do, and the right person must be picked for each task.

“You must show the person how to do it and how you expect it to be done and the person must know when to deliver the task and who is responsible to see that the task is done,” Okoli said.

According to him, there must be a valuation and monitoring of the process to keep all the tasks on track.

Okoli who is a fellow of the Institute for African Studies Academy of Sciences, Russia and the Institute of World Economy and International Relations Academy of Sciences, Russia, urged the OBIdient movement to be wary of PDP and APC ahead of the 2023 general elections.

He noted that the two major political parties appeared to be more prepared for the election financially, more than the other political parties.

“The OBIdient movement needs not only the right, efficient and effective structure that will enable them to win the national election.

“They must also keep in check, the two major political parties from impacting the result of the election through the use of different subversive instruments at their disposal”.
Tags: 2023 Election, Politics

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