Obidient Movement unveils official logo with Peter Obi’s face

The Obidient Movement has unveiled its logo, a symbol it says embodies the “very essence of who we are and the values we stand for.”

At the heart of this emblem is the image of former presidential candidate Peter Obi, described by the movement as “a leader whose life of integrity, humility, and tireless service has inspired a movement rooted in accountability, competence, and compassion.”

In a statement, the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, Dr. Tanko Yunusa, said Obi’s face on this logo is more than a reflection of an individual; “it represents the collective hope of millions who believe that governance should serve the people, not the privileged few.”

According to Yunusa, the logo is a bold declaration of the movement’s commitment to justice, equity, and the pursuit of a better Nigeria—a nation where merit prevails over mediocrity, where every citizen’s voice matters, and where leadership is anchored in transparency and the public good.

“As we unveil this symbol, we reaffirm that the Obidient Movement is not just about one man; it is about all of us who refuse to accept the status quo. It is about a new generation rising to demand better, work harder, and dream bigger,” he said.

Yunusa then prayed for the logo to serve as a constant reminder that “our mission transcends politics; it is a moral call to build a nation that works for everyone.”

He said the movement will continue to walk in truth, serve with humility, and remain steadfast in its pursuit of a Nigeria that upholds dignity, fairness, and progress for all.