The OK Movement has officially designated Sam Amadi, the leader of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, to serve as the chairperson of its Advisory Council.
This update was shared via the organization’s verified X account this past Tuesday. The group highlighted Amadi’s background as a legal academic and public policy specialist, noting that his expertise in governance will be instrumental to their objectives. The leadership expects his involvement to bolster their efforts in creating a cohesive, citizen-focused coalition aimed at national progress.
Alongside this appointment, the movement extended a welcome to Nana Kazure, noting that her arrival signifies a unified goal of national improvement. The statement emphasized that the organization is actively gathering influential and dedicated individuals to revitalize the country’s future. The OK Movement represents a political collaboration between supporters of Peter Obi and Rabi’u Kwankwaso, who previously served as the presidential candidates for the Nigeria Democratic Congress during the recent election cycle.
