The Obidient Movement has called on the Supreme Court of Nigeria to expedite its judgment on pending opposition leadership disputes, warning that prolonged judicial delay could deepen political uncertainty and weaken democratic stability ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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In a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Dr. Yunusa Tanko, the movement described the ongoing legal tussle involving factions within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as a matter of urgent national importance, stressing that it now extends beyond internal party affairs.
According to the group, the absence of a clear and unified leadership structure within the opposition coalition has created uncertainty among party members and risks affecting preparations for the next electoral cycle.
It argued that a swift and definitive ruling from the apex court is necessary to provide clarity for both the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the electorate, particularly as political realignments and coalition talks intensify ahead of 2027.
“The apex court is the final refinery of justice. At a time when the political landscape requires clarity, any delay risks fuelling factional tensions and undermining democratic preparation,” the statement said.
The movement further noted that the case has evolved from an internal party matter into an issue of broader democratic significance, insisting that unresolved leadership disputes could weaken opposition cohesion and limit voter confidence in alternative political platforms.
It urged the Supreme Court to deliver a timely and conclusive ruling that would stabilise the ADC and allow opposition parties to focus on governance alternatives and national development discourse.
Reaffirming confidence in the judiciary, the Obidient Movement expressed trust that the Supreme Court would act in the best interest of democratic stability and constitutional order as Nigeria moves closer to another election cycle.
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