In a recent video from 6:09 shared on Symfoni TV, the Global Coordinator of the Obidient movement, Yinusa Tanko, spoke during a live political discussion where he addressed emerging youth-driven political alignments and coalition efforts ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Tanko made the remarks while discussing the growing involvement of young Nigerians in shaping political conversations around national leadership and electoral choices.
In his statement, he specifically referenced the increasing support among Nigerian youths for collaboration between Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso within the opposition space.
He said, “The Nigerian youths are supporting the combination of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso,” highlighting what he described as a rising political consciousness among the youth population.
According to him, this growing interest reflects a broader demand for leadership that prioritizes accountability, equity, and national development rather than personal or sectional interests.
He explained that the Obidient movement has continued to engage with various groups across the country to promote issue-based politics and encourage unity among citizens who share similar reform-oriented aspirations.
Tanko further noted that the idea of collaboration between key opposition figures should be viewed as a strategic effort to build consensus around a shared vision for Nigeria’s future, especially as the 2027 elections approach.
He added that Nigerian youths have become a powerful voice in political discourse, increasingly influencing discussions on leadership direction, governance standards, and national priorities.
According to him, the momentum being witnessed is part of a broader shift in political awareness, where young people are actively demanding a more inclusive and responsive leadership structure.
Tanko concluded by urging continued unity among progressive groups, stressing that sustained engagement, cooperation, and peaceful political participation will be key to achieving meaningful democratic progress in the coming election cycle…Read_More…