Speaking during an interview on Arise News, Ijeh explained that Obi’s political drive is rooted in a desire to reform governance and improve the living conditions of Nigerians. He emphasized that leadership, in Obi’s view, is a means to achieve development and not an end in itself.....…
As he put it, “he’s not running for power ... for the sake of power itself. It’s a means to an end.”
Ijeh also spoke on the relationship between Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, stating that their alliance is based on shared ideology and national interest rather than political convenience. According to him, both leaders are committed to building a system that prioritizes citizens’ welfare over elite advantages.
He further noted that the movement aims to strengthen public institutions and ensure they operate independently without political interference. Ijeh argued that one of Nigeria’s major challenges is the constant overlap between governance and partisan politics, which often weakens accountability.
On electoral conduct, he stressed that the group is against violence during elections, insisting that political differences should be resolved peacefully. He added that democracy can only thrive when citizens engage without fear or intimidation.
According to him, the movement’s priorities include improving healthcare delivery, promoting inclusive governance, and implementing economic policies that reduce hardship for Nigerians. He maintained that these goals define the true purpose behind Obi’s ambition, which he said is centered on national development rather than personal political gain…....…
