Members of the Obidient Movement have announced plans to stage a protest at the National Assembly in Abuja. The group says the demonstration aims to draw attention to political issues and test the collective resolve of Nigerians in defending democracy. Organisers have urged citizens to join and participate peacefully in the event.

Supporters of the movement describe the protest as a way to protect Nigeria’s democracy and highlight the need for active civic engagement. Social media posts and statements from organisers emphasise the importance of unity, civic responsibility, and standing up for the country’s future.

While details of the protest, including the date and expected number of participants, are yet to be confirmed, the movement has called on Nigerians to remain vigilant and mobilise in support of democratic principles. They encourage citizens to be prepared to take action to ensure that their voices are heard.

Observers note that protests like this reflect the growing participation of young people and civil society groups in political advocacy in Nigeria. The Obidient Movement insists that the demonstration will be peaceful, lawful, and focused on promoting the idea that “a New Nigeria is possible.”