PRESS STATEMENT: NIGERIA MUST PROTECT HER PEOPLE: A CALL FOR NATIONAL ACTION, COMPASSION AND SECURITY REFORM

By The Movement Nigeria (TMN)

Fellow Nigerians,

Today, we gather not as representatives of any political interest, ethnic group, religion or region, but as concerned citizens united by a shared sense of humanity and patriotism.

Our hearts are with every family currently experiencing the pain of insecurity, particularly the parents, teachers and loved ones of the school children and citizens who remain in captivity across different parts of our country.

No nation can truly prosper when its people live in fear.

No parent should send a child to school uncertain of their safety.

No teacher should be forced to choose between educating children and preserving their own life.

No community should live under the constant threat of violence, kidnapping or displacement.

The Movement Nigeria (TMN) is organizing this candlelight gathering in Oyo State as a solemn moment of reflection, solidarity and national responsibility.

We remember every victim.

We stand with every affected family.

We pray for the safe return of every person currently in captivity.

We honor the sacrifices of our security personnel who continue to put their lives on the line daily in defense of our nation.

At this difficult moment, Nigeria does not need more division. Nigeria needs leadership, compassion, courage and practical solutions.

The security challenges confronting our nation were not created overnight, and they will not disappear overnight. However, history shows that countries facing similar threats have successfully restored peace through determined leadership, institutional reforms, community participation and sustained economic development.

Countries such as Colombia significantly reduced insurgency and kidnapping through intelligence-driven operations and coordinated security reforms.

Rwanda rebuilt national security through strong institutions, local vigilance structures and national unity programs.

Indonesia weakened extremist networks through effective intelligence gathering, community engagement and targeted security operations.

Singapore continues to maintain one of the safest societies in the world through efficient policing, technology, strong institutions and strict accountability.

Nigeria can learn from these experiences while developing solutions tailored to our own realities.

*THE AGADA SECURITY FRAMEWORK: SIX PILLARS FOR A SAFER NIGERIA*

*1. Secure Every School Initiative*

Every public and private school in Nigeria should be protected through a coordinated national school security program.

This program should include:

* Dedicated School Protection Units.

* Security technology and emergency alert systems.

* Perimeter protection infrastructure.

* Regular security audits.

* Community-based school safety partnerships.

Schools must remain places of learning, not targets of fear.

*2. Intelligence-Led Security Architecture*

Modern security challenges require modern solutions.

Nigeria must strengthen:

* Intelligence gathering.

* Inter-agency collaboration.

* Real-time information sharing.

* Digital surveillance capabilities.

* Data-driven crime prevention systems.

Successful nations defeat criminal networks not merely with force, but with superior intelligence.

*3. Community Security Partnership*

Security cannot be achieved by government alone.

Every community must become an active partner in safeguarding lives and property.

This requires:

* Community policing structures.

* Local security volunteer networks.

* Traditional institution participation.

* Youth engagement programs.

* Early-warning reporting systems.

Citizens are often the first to notice emerging threats.

*4. Economic Empowerment as a Security Strategy*

Lasting peace requires economic opportunity.

Millions of young Nigerians possess enormous potential but lack access to productive opportunities.

TMN advocates:

* Large-scale agricultural empowerment programs.

* Agro-processing hubs.

* Skills acquisition initiatives.

* Entrepreneurship financing.

* Rural economic development projects.

Every young person productively employed is one less person vulnerable to recruitment into criminal activities.

*5. Border Security and National Sovereignty*

Nigeria must strengthen the protection of its borders through:

* Advanced surveillance technology.

* Border monitoring systems.

* Improved immigration controls.

* Regional security cooperation.

* Enhanced maritime and land border security.

National security begins with effective control of national territory.

*6. Justice, Accountability and Victim Support*

Criminality thrives where accountability is weak.

Nigeria must ensure:

* Swift prosecution of terrorism financiers.

* Stronger anti-money laundering enforcement.

* Protection of witnesses.

* Compensation for victims and affected families.

* Rehabilitation support for rescued victims.

Justice must be visible, fair and effective.

*A NATIONAL CALL*

We call upon all levels of government, security institutions, civil society organizations, traditional rulers, faith leaders, labour unions, professional groups and citizens to work together in confronting insecurity.

The safety of Nigerians must remain above politics.

The protection of lives must remain our highest priority.

The future of our children must remain our greatest responsibility.

We therefore demand every lawful and necessary effort toward securing the immediate and safe release of all persons currently held captive by criminal elements anywhere in Nigeria.

We also call for sustained reforms that address not only the symptoms of insecurity, but its root causes.

Nigeria possesses the resources, the institutions, the talent and the people required to overcome these challenges.

What is required is collective resolve, strategic leadership and national unity.

The Movement Nigeria remains committed to working with labour organizations, professional bodies, educational institutions, community leaders and patriotic Nigerians to develop practical policy solutions capable of restoring security, prosperity and hope to our nation.

Through initiatives such as the Labour Institute, LabourDirect.com and other national development platforms, we will continue to contribute ideas, policies and partnerships aimed at building a safer and more productive Nigeria.

Let this candlelight gathering not only honor the victims of insecurity but also renew our collective determination to build a nation where every citizen can live, learn, work and prosper in peace.

May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Sir Dele Abiola

South-West Coordinator

*For: The Movement Nigeria (TMN)*

WORLD PRESS CONFERENCE: Unveiling of Arc. Peter Agada Presidential Campaign, Labour Institute, LabourDirect.com, TMN Candlelight Vigil for Kidnapped Oyo School Children & Teachers, Bandit Captives in Kwara, Niger State, Borno

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL OF ARC. DR. PETER AGADA

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL

Cyrus Group Place, Plot C22 Cyrus Group Drive, Behind Gilmore Engineering Maityard, Katampe-Dawaki Extension, Abuja.

Phone: 08034633717

Email: pappcnigeria@gmail.com

Website: peteragada2027.ng

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WORLD PRESS CONFERENCE

Unveiling of Arc. Peter Agada Presidential Campaign, Labour Institute, LabourDirect.com & the Peter Agada-TMN Candlelight Vigil for Kidnapped Oyo School Children & Teachers, Bandit Captives in Kwara, Niger State, Borno

Being Press Statement by Arc. Dr. Peter Agada, 2027 Presidential Hopeful & TMN National Support Network, Delivered Today Monday June 8, 2026 in Abuja FCT

Fellow Nigerians,

Representatives of the national executive council of Young Progressives Party (YPP) present,

Representatives of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Civil Society Organizations present,

Officials of The Movement Nigeria (TMN),

Gentlemen of the Press.

On behalf of the various esteemed interest groups with mutually connected political, union based and civil society initiatives captured in the heading of our conference paper, I warmly welcome you to this very important media conference.

To foster proper understanding of the various bodies described above and the meeting point of their objectives, indulge me to explain the core of each subject matter in as brief yet illuminating depth as possible.

1. The Movement Nigeria (TMN):

TMN is a nationwide congress of patriotic Nigerians, civil society groups and peer leaders from every walk of life. Membership of TMN cuts across tribes, religions, professions and the labour unions of Nigeria.

In many ways, therefore, TMN is a mother canopy which warehouses scores of social-political organizations of like-minded Nigerians, home and abroad.

These broad-based groups spread across entire Nigeria believe in me as a man whose time has come to invest his enormous accomplishments, decisive leadership strength, energies and steel of a youthful paragon into the race for the President of Nigeria; a faith that coincides with my own deep inner conviction a long time ago that I have more than what it takes to fix our country and stun the world with the brand new story of a brand new Nigeria. Today, I feel both honoured and challenged by such depth of trust to justify to our country their immense vote of confidence by vying for the highest political office of our land.

2. Departure from Labour Party

In their faith in me, the TMN network worldwide freely contributed millions of naira to back their conviction. When the party leaders approached me to support the enormous financial cost of its national convention, they emphatically made it clear to me that there was no encumbrance to anyone who wished to contest the presidential ticket of the party. After that clarification, the TMN facilitated my picking the presidential expression of interest and nomination forms for the ticket of the Labour Party. I was subsequently screened by the party for the presidential race on May 6, 2026, precisely eight days after its national convention at Umuahia, Abia state.

I need to emphasize that before the convention, combined with seducing persuasions by the Labour Party's national leadership to the effect that they would support me for the party's presidential ticket, I jointly funded the national convention of the party which held as scheduled at Umuahia, Abia state, on April 28, 2026.

I spent considerable funds to commence building my nationwide presidential campaign structures after a successful screening on May 6, 2026, an exercise which affirmed my impeccable qualifications to run for the highest office in Nigeria under the platform of the Labour Party.

All of these expenses went down only for the Labour Party to suddenly wake up from a memory loss on May 28, 2026, only one day to its presidential primary, to send a letter to me stating that they had disqualified me from the presidential ticket because I was from the Middle Belt of Nigeria. They claimed that the presidential ticket of the party had been zoned to the South, which was of course, a brazen cruel lie. Acknowledging this lie, the party's own screening committee report set up after the Umuahia convention affirmed and advised the leadership of the Labour Party that there is no provision in the party's constitution for zoning.

3. The Journey from Labour Party to YPP

I went into this detail for three reasons. First, it is for my large supporters in the Labour Party nationwide and Nigeria at large to understand why I left the party in search of another political party which reflects my beliefs, principles and commitment to truth and justice. Ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted to inform you that I have now found all these qualities in the Young Progressives Party. I pray that this will continue to be so in our journey together to the future.

The second reason I have taken time to explain my betrayal and exit from the Labour Party under its present leadership, which is evidently steeped in incredible insincerity, tribal myopia and repression, is this: I need to publicly put on record, without leaving the smallest iota of doubts in the minds of the TMN movement nationwide, that I was transparent and blameless in the temporary loss of their hard-earned financial contributions to my nascent presidential project.

The third reason for this detail is that as a justice and good governance advocacy body, the board of trustees and leadership of TMN nationwide has determined to leave no stone unturned in lawful efforts to recover their collectively contributed funds from the Labour Party. To prove my innocence relating to the missing funds before their eyes and sundry funding support stakeholders, I am constrained to cooperate with TMN and to proceed above suspicion by conceding to their lawful right to interrogate the swindled funds in court. To this end, court proceedings bordering on fraud and obtaining under false pretense has been served today at the instance of the TMN on the Labour Party and the party's felony confederates.

For further clarification which you may need on this, I will leave one of the operational leaders of TMN, who is here with us, to take your questions at the appropriate time during the conference.

4. LabourDirect.com

This is a ready-made, cross-sector digital platform which translates labour ideology to tangible development expectations and policy manifestos to manifestation of concrete, people serving social-economic end goals. This will be achieved by integrating policy, budgeting, and infrastructure planning for all 23 sectors of the Nigerian economy on one map, with one set of governing rules.

For brevity of this paper, I will crave your indulgence to elaborate on this during the question and answer interlude.

5. Labour Institute

The proposed Labour Institute of Nigeria is a non-partisan policy, research and leadership development institution to be established by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC). It is conceived to institutionalize the ideologies of the global labour movement within Nigeria's democratic framework.

The Labour Institute shall provide an ideological baseline similar to "The Republican Institute" of the Republican Party and "The Democratic Institute" of the Democratic Party of the United States of America. The vision is currently in the pipeline for discussions with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and its sister labour centre, the Trade Union Congress (TUC). When established, it shall be the unions' ideological substation and finishing house for designing and implementing the multi-sector digital platforms, programmes and policy blueprints of the LabourDirect.com policy curriculum.

Similar to the Labour Institute discourse, I will also crave your indulgence to elaborate on this during your question and answer break.

6. Candlelight Vigil for Kidnapped Oyo School Children & Teachers, Other Victims Throughout Nigeria

It is saddening that since May 15, 2026, 46 Nigerians involving tender school children and their teachers, in front of whom one of them was beheaded in horrendous bestiality, including a 19months old baby, little Christiana Akanbi, have been kidnapped by terrorists.

It is sickening that since then to date these innocent Nigerians have been sleeping in the jungle bush under the rains at night and hoping against hope of rescue during no less frightful excruciating hours at day.

It is necessary to rally our nation together to aggregate much more tangible and sustainable efforts to ensure that these innocent young children and their teachers are safely rescued and re-united unhurt to their suffering families. This should be the case, not only for the Oyo saga but for similar victims of abduction in Niger, Kwara, Borno and everywhere else throughout Nigeria against whom terrorists and bandits have continued to perpetuate this extreme level of human rights abuse. This is why TMN is holding this candlelight vigil in Oyo state this Wednesday June 10, 2026.

Finally, I wish to thank the NLC, TUC, YPP, civil society representatives and other well-meaning Nigerians for their partnership in the solidarity vigil for our abducted children and compatriots.

Thank you.

Long live, The Movement Nigeria (TMN). Long live, Young Nigeria Progressives Party (YPP). Long live, Workers and Labour Unions of Nigeria. Long live, the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

ARC. DR. PETER AGADA 2027 

Presidential Hopeful

Young Progressives Party (YPP)

The GRAVITY, the CAVITY, and the CAPTIVITY OF THE NIGERIAN POLITICAL SPACE

As the Nigerian political space is being unnecessarily and increasingly overheated, political timetable compressed by INEC, electoral guidelines being changed abruptly amidst the game, and fulfillment of all electoral activities being swiftly runned by political parties in the wrong directions as petitions, rejoinders, counter petitions and court papers are flying here and there bore testimony to lack of adequate preparation and information dissemination from the electoral body and political parties. Several factions are shooting out dailies from political parties as the incumbent are not left out as they tarried long enough in some states awaiting the ruling party in such a state to cave in to the official party of the incumbent government.

Nigerian politics no longer lives only in Abuja conference rooms. It lives on X, in Nollywood skits, in Afrobeats lyrics, in WhatsApp broadcast lists. It pulls like a magnet, echoes like an empty hall, and traps like a cage. Gravity, cavity, captivity. Three forces shaping every election, protest, and debate. From 2023 till now, Nigerian politics moved from handshake deals at the grassroots and communities to hashtag wars, the space became a stadium, gravity pulls everyone in through social media, cavity left us shouting in the void, captivity kept the doors locked and the last four years has proven that.

*The Gravity: Why does everyone get pulled in*  

Gravity is mass and pull/attention, Nigerian politics has both now in record amount, though it is likely to decline as some of first timers weakling politicians and social media influencers are no longer operating at the level they did in 2023, political godfather's and electoral management officers taught them lessons they will not forget so soon.

1. Culture and Ethnicity is the campaign*: Prevalent ethnicity turn by turn and the new cultural trend of Influencers forming public opinion is generating more of the gravitational force than reasonable blueprint of redemption for Nigeria. From Fela’s yabis to Burna’s "Monsters You Made", music does what manifestos can’t. A single tweet from Wizkid or Davido shifts more votes than a party rally in some states. "Soro Soke" from 2020 EndSARS became the campaign language in 2023. Peter Obi’s movement was powered less by party structure and more by Afrobeats fans, skit makers, Twitter spaces. Davido, Falz, Aisha Yesufu became de facto campaign managers. For the first time, a candidate’s Spotify playlist mattered as much as his party manifesto.  

2. Youth are the mass: 70% of Nigerians are under 35.. That’s not just a demographic. It’s a gravitational field. "Obidients", "Soro Soke", "No gree for anybody" Apagunmanians, in the Ogun State Labour Party fast spreading across the southwest— these weren’t party slogans. They were cultural movements that dragged politics into everyday talk. They were not bought, or sought, they were pulled by the force of gravity, they organically sprouted as a movement beyond party boundaries to fill in the political cavity..

INEC said over 37m voters collected PVCs before 2023, and most were 18-34. That’s gravity. TikTok explainers on BVAS got more views than NTA debates. In 2027, that mass is older, more cynical, and already organizing on WhatsApp communities and X Spaces before parties even pick candidates.  

3. Outrage is the orbit: Bad news travels faster than policy. One viral video of police brutality or failed infrastructure pulls more attention than a 50-page budget. Once you’re in orbit, silence feels like betrayal. My daughter engaged me on social media visibility and wishes someone will drag her, particularly someone whose followers runs to millions, which will advertently rubbed on her media visibility, but having a media visibility without a matching ground structure sometimes make a political party fizzle out in the shortest period of time. Imagine the "Ikeja City Mall protest", "Obidients" Twitter trends, even APC's "Emilokan clips" ---these pulled more national conversation than traditional rallies. If it didn't trend, it didn't exist. Contents creators and campaign strategists are already being engaged rather than the ward coordinators for 2027 elections .

The Cavity: The empty space inside the noise*  

Cavity is the hollow part between sound and substance, the 2023's noise and the 2027's risk.

2023 has already exposed the influence of the social media in shaping public opinion, but that of 2027 will surely deepen it. For all the noise, the center is often empty.  

1. Sound over substance: We debate vibes, not data. "He’s young" vs "He’s experienced" replaces "Here’s his plan for power". Hashtags trend for 48 hours, then vanish. We spent months arguing BVAS, IReV, "upload issues". Huge noise, but little post-election deep-dive on electoral reform from citizens. The trend died after the Supreme Court judgment. Sound came, substance left.  

2. Performance over policy: Politicians now campaign like influencers. Photo ops with less town halls meeting and engagement with electorates at the grassroots. Dance videos greater debt profiles. The stage is full, but the script is thin. Slogans beat policies: "Renewed Hope", "Take Back Nigeria", "Emilokan". Catchy, yes. But ask 10 voters to explain the actual policy difference on power or FX and the room goes quiet. 2027 is already shaping up with early slogans before white papers.  

3. Amnesia over accountability: Each scandal resets the conversation. We remember the outrage, forget the follow-up. The space echoes, but nothing solid stays inside.Lekki tollgate, cash scarcity protests, subsidy removal pain. Each dominated feeds for days, then vanished when the next viral video dropped. No sustained pressure, no scorecards. The hall echoes, but nothing sticks to the walls

 

The Captivity: How the game keeps us locked?

Captivity is the cage both leaders and citizens built.  

1. Party structures: Godfather politics, delegate buying, zoning formulas. New voices enter, but the rules don’t change, hopes are raised when new leaders are being ushered in, but before you blink your eyes twice, you realize that a well known devil is better than an imaginary angel. You can shout, but you still play by their playbook. Even shouting is an offense, and if you fail to shout, how will you be heard?. In order for them to secure their offices, they replaced a lawful and legally backed state Congresses up to twenty one state in the case of my political party with a stroke of pen in a lofty office in Abuja against the will of the people who lined up under a scorching sun to vote whom the knew, want and believed in 

2. Clout incentives: For citizens, speaking up brings likes but also risk. Cancel culture, EFCC threats, "they will come for you". So we perform activism instead of organizing it.  

3. Fear as bars: Fear of the past. Fear of "the other tribe". Fear of wasting your vote. That fear keeps voters choosing "lesser evil" instead of "better idea". Everyone knows the cage exists. Few test the lock.

Can we break the pattern?

Gravity won’t disappear. Culture will always pull people into politics, and that’s good. But a space can’t survive on gravity alone. The cavity needs filling: with policy literacy, with local organizing, with attention spans longer than a trend. The captivity needs testing: by new candidates, by issue-based voting, by citizens who move from tweets to wards.

Nigerian politics is loud, magnetic, and stuck. The question isn’t whether we feel the pull. It’s whether we’ll fill the hollow, and find the key. 2023 gave us the loudest political pop space Nigeria has ever seen, 2027 will decide if we use that noise to build something solid, or just turn the volume up again. 

*Apagun Olaolu Samuel*

Chairman 

Labour Party, Ogun State

What "THE MOVEMENT NIGERIA ' Stands for, Why you should join now?

THE MOVEMENT NIGERIA 

"The Movement Nigeria" is a structured civic platform mobilizing youths, professionals, and communities to achieve long-term democratic renewal, responsible leadership, and good governance. Operating across all 36 states, the non-partisan initiative focuses on civic mobilization, policy advocacy, and leadership training to organize fragmented citizen energy into lasting political impact.

Core Objectives

1. Institution Building:

 Rather than fading after election cycles, TMN aims to build permanent civic infrastructure, such as community networks and training pipelines.

2. Civic Influencer Program: 

An accelerator initiative designed to train young Nigerians in practical community organizing, mentorship, and political literacy.

3. National Mobilization:

 Organizes citizens to participate in continuous national development, governance, and democratic engagement from the grassroots up.

Join Us on WhatsApp now and be part of a great Movement 

Why Join TMN?

1. Be part of a structured national civic platform — not just a WhatsApp group, but a real organizing movement.

2. Connect with organized citizens in your state and local government area.

3. Access civic education content, leadership training, and program opportunities.

4. Help shape responsible civic participation in Nigeria's democratic future.

5. Diaspora-friendly — Nigerians everywhere are welcome and valued.

6. Free forever. TMN is funded by supporters, not member fees

Join Us on WhatsApp now and be part of a great Movement 

AGADA IS COMING: WORLD PRESS CONFERENCE HOLDS ON JUNE 8TH, 2026

Arc. Dr. Peter Agada Presidential Campaign Council, The Movement Nigeria (TMN) & Civil Society Partners 

Cordially request the company of:

Invited Members of the Press, Labour Centres & Stakeholders

To

Official Briefing of TMN Candlelight Vigil for Kidnapped Oyo School Children & Teachers; Conceptional Unveiling of Labour Institute, LabourDirect.com & Nigeria's Journey to 2027

Date: Monday June 8, 2026. 

Venue: Cyrus Accoustic Apartments, Plot C22, Off Kubwa Expressway, Behind Gilmore Construction Company (After MRS Filling-Station), Abuja. 

Time: 2pm Prompt.

Strictly by limited Invitation, please.

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REFLECTION

Tara Hill: 

"Real compassion in leadership entails action. It is not soft or evasive. It means having the ability to confront difficult decisions with courage and directness, and make hard calls." - Essay: "Fake Compassion in Leadership: The Dangers of Avoiding Difficult Conversations."

Arc. Dr. Peter Agada, YPP Presidential Candidate:

"It is saddening and sickening that since May 15, 2026, 46 Nigerians involving tender school children and their teachers, in front of whom one of them was beheaded in horrendous bestiality, including a 19months old baby, little Christiana Akanbi, have been kidnapped by terrorists. 

"It is sickening that since then to date these innocent Nigerians have been sleeping in the jungle bush under the rains at night and hoping against hope of rescue during no less frightful excruciating hours at day.

"It is sickening that in this naked, fiery tragedy, all that Nigeria's leading presidential candidates and politicians jostling for power have been doing is to run insensitive party primaries to rule and not lead. To ruin and not build. To share goods of governance and not show direction or example. To lay hold on power for power sake and not for our nation's sake.

"It is sickening that in our kidnapped children's unimaginable purgatory and state of living-dead from one day to the other, not one of these frontline politicians have demonstrated a genuine, practical and measurable compassion to cast a glance in the direction of our heartbroken children and teachers who are dying slowly from numbing trauma in the belly of naked evil since hell relocated from hell to the forests of Oyo state on May 15.

"If only Nigerians remember well, we are where we are today as a nation locked in the throes of insecurity paralysis, fear postrate polity and mortuary economy - every kidnap victim, every bandit sacked community, every mass abduction, every brazenly murdered Nigerian and every corruption baked court judgment - because of one fact. This is the fact that Nigerians gave their overwhelming ballot capital and leadership mandate to those who did not have the genuine compassion and faith moulded courage to pick up the reins of leadership freely thrusted upon their laps in 2023. This was because their only true compassion was for self-preservation and privileged bliss of untested presidential manliness, not true nation building courage for redemption of the Nigerian people.

What are the believable guarantees that if given the mandate in 2027, for self-serving self-preservation or merely having presidential contest CV in their vanity bag, they will not throw away the ballots of millions of trusting Nigerians, and thereby sentence Nigerians to another four-year round of living-death, social-economic paralysis and mass annihilation through unmitigated bad governance?

"This is why where we are today, only those who will place Nigeria above their personal wellbeing for the ultimate goal of our country's emancipation, irrespective of which part of the country they come from, should step forward to contest for the highest office in 2027 as President of Nigeria." - Arc. Dr. Peter Agada, Presidential Candidate 2027.

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Welcome to the Press Conference.

COMRADE IBRAHIM IDOKO 

(Director Civil Society & Policy Actions)

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 Architect Dr Agada represents a new breed of leadership - a politician with a strong track record and no baggage from the old political order. Widely regarded as a strategic force behind the Obidient movement, he played a key role in shaping the activities that gave the movement its strength and direction.

With his emergence, Nigerian youths believe they have found a capable hand to lead the charge for real change and the rebirth of the country.