Obidient Movement appoints interim state coordinating council for Kaduna

A 13-member interim State Coordinating Council (SCC) of the Obidient Movement for Kaduna State has been constituted.

The appointments, confirmed in a formal letter signed by National Coordinator Dr. Tanko Yunusa, is part of a strategic effort to strengthen grassroots mobilization and governance advocacy in the region.

“The Obidient Movement reiterated its commitment to service, inclusion, and people-first leadership, urging appointees to confirm their roles via the NCC’s official link.

“Rhis council embodies our resolve to build a New Nigeria from the ground up,” Yunusa said.

He explained that the SCC would spearhead initiatives to deepen political education, coordinate advocacy campaigns, and foster collaboration with civil society and faith-based group.

The national coordinator added, “The Obidient Movement continues to consolidate its presence nationwide, with Kaduna’s SCC expected to play a pivotal role in shaping its 2027 political strategy. The state’s socio-political significance in Northern Nigeria makes this appointment critical for broader national influence.”

The Kaduna state SCC interim members are: Elder Yusuf Solomon Danbaki – State Coordinator, Lawal Umar– Secretary, Barr. Kate Issue – Legal Advisor, Muhammed Liman – Grassroot Mobiliser, Jemimah Ebiega – Member and Mal. Ilyasu Muhammad – Member.

Others are Natty Auta – Member, Mal. Jabir Ibrahim Yaro – Member, Tinok Andrew – Member, Comr. Daniel Ejembi – Member, Mal. Usman Aliyu – Member, Saratu Larai Shekari – Member and Danjuma Saleh – Member.

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