The Collective Movement (TCM), a socio-political group, salutes Peter Obi, a former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, on his birthday anniversary.
The Founder of TCM, High Chief Franklin Ekechukwu, in a statement on Thursday, described Obi, who will turn 63 years old on July 19, as a supportive leader and a great source of strength for the youths.
Ekechukwu described the former presidential candidate as a leader with a heart of gold, and prayed that Obi’s “Day” would to be filled with joy, love, and happiness.
He wished him more years of impactful service to the country and blessings, ahead the 2027 election.
“With the utmost humility and appreciation, as you know sir, the situation of our beloved once-promised country has left everyone uncertain about the future.
“You are a force in the hearts of millions of Nigerians, as a mentor and leader who can help salvage the state of the nation, most especially the youths who look up to you.
“You are an experienced businessman and successful politician, with so many victories won through your bravery and resilience.
“I would appeal to you on behalf of the Collective Movement not to abandon a mission you once shared
“Sir, we appeal to you to consider coming back to renew the dream ticket once again,” the founder said.
He said that the group strongly believed that Obi’s alliance with Alh. Atiku Abubakar was the only force that could secure a better future of Nigeria.
“Significantly, having you as our Vice-President puts our future on the clear path of a credible successor and victory in successive elections.
“Alh. Atiku Abubakar is a man of principle, who believes in the rule of law and a democratic Nigeria.
“He will ensure that the right person takes responsibility from him; there is no other person Nigerians will know if not you, that by itself will secure the better future of Nigeria.
”We urge you, sir, to believe in the future of Nigeria and run with His Excellency.
“Having two capable hands at the helm of affairs will not hurt the country but better it,’’ Ekechukwu said. (NAN)
By Florence Onuegbu
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