The Digest:
Morris Monye, the Director of Mobilization for the Obidient Movement, has resigned after personally investing over ₦40 million to sustain the grassroots political organization without financial support from Peter Obi or the Labour Party. His departure follows the movement's poor performance in the Anambra governorship election and highlights systemic issues including lack of funding, poor coordination, and personal safety concerns for key supporters.
Key Points:
- Morris Monye resigned as Obidient Movement Mobilization Director
- He personally invested over ₦40 million without financial support from leadership
- The movement had no bank account for mobilization activities
- Monye cited zero communication from Peter Obi regarding mobilization efforts
- Resignation follows LP's poor Anambra election performance
- He reported facing harassment and safety threats due to his role
- Monye urged the movement to establish proper funding and professional structure
Sources: X /Morris Monye
