The Obidient Movement in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State has formally declared for the African Democratic Congress, ADC.
In a well attended expanded Executive / Stakeholders Meeting and Declaration Ceremony held in Victoria Island on Saturday, January, 10 2026, and attended by the Lagos Labour Party governorship candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes -Vivour, the Obidients in Eti-Osa affirmed their full membership of the ADC, disclosing that more ‘Obidients’ across the country will continue to make their formal declaration into the political party.
On hand to receive Rhodes- Vivour were the Coordinator, Supporting Advisory Council, Comrade March Oyinki; the Lagos State Coordinator of the Obidiente Movement, Hon. Ife Salako and some members of his executive committee. Others who attended the event were Comrade Seyi Akinde; and the ADC Eti-Osa LGA Chairperson, Hon. Elizabeth Ekanem. Other Obidient Movement and Labour Party leaders joined us from various local governments.
At the declaration ceremony, all stakeholders and executive committee members of the Obidient Movement across the 10 wards of the LGA were duly registered and issued with the ADC membership cards. “This process will be extended to all members of the LP/Obidient Movement across all wards within the LGA. Special appreciation goes to GRV for making available the ADC cards to members of the Movement in the LGA,” said Oyinki.
In a gesture that was well appreciated, the Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Eti-Osa, Hon. Prosper Uka, the leadership and members of the LGA also expressed their sincere gratitude to the Obidient Movement Lagos State Collegiate Executive Council for their generous donation of additional cards, which ensured that more ward members received ADC membership cards. The leadership also expressed their special thanks to all leaders who joined the occasion from various local governments, and as well as to all our sponsors and stakeholders for their commitment to the New Nigeria Project saying, “we are more than ever before convinced that a New Nigeria is possible.”
This declaration is coming on the heels of the December 31, 2025 declaration in Enugu by former Labour Party leader Peter Obi alongside senior lawmakers and prominent political leaders in the Southeast.
