Abuja · 30 September 2026
One Nigeria Movement Inaugurates National and State Executives in Abuja
ABUJA, September 30, 2026 — The One Nigeria Movement yesterday held the inauguration of its National and State Executives in Abuja, bringing together political stakeholders, coordinators, members, media professionals, invited dignitaries and supporters from different parts of the country.
One Nigeria Movement · National Secretariat, Abuja
The event, which was held amid strong participation from members of the movement, featured the presence of Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), alongside other political stakeholders and distinguished guests.
The inauguration marked a significant organisational milestone for the movement as its national and state leadership structures were formally inaugurated and presented for service.
The gathering also provided an opportunity for coordinators and members who travelled from various parts of Nigeria to meet, interact and reaffirm their commitment to the movement's stated national message of unity and collective participation.
The presence of members of the press and other dignitaries added further visibility to the occasion, with media attention providing coverage of the proceedings and the activities surrounding the inauguration.
The One Nigeria Movement has described its philosophy around the principles of “One Nation, One Destiny – One Nigeria,” with emphasis on national unity, inclusion and participation. Earlier in August, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso visited the movement's headquarters in Abuja, where he spoke about the organisation's role in national unity and grassroots mobilisation.
The inauguration comes at a time of increasing political activity ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general elections. The NDC has formally identified Peter Obi as its presidential candidate, with Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso as his running mate.
A New Phase of Organisation
Beyond the ceremony itself, the inauguration represents the beginning of a new phase for the movement's organisational structure. With national and state executives now inaugurated, attention will turn toward coordination, communication, grassroots engagement and the activities of the various structures across the country.
For the members and coordinators present, the occasion was also an opportunity to demonstrate the breadth of participation within the movement and to establish stronger working relationships across different states.
The event concluded with photographs, interactions among delegates and dignitaries, and renewed engagement among members.
As Nigeria moves closer to the 2027 election season, political movements and parties are increasingly building structures and mobilising supporters across the country. The NDC has also been working on its broader campaign organisation and nationwide mobilisation ahead of the election.
For the One Nigeria Movement, yesterday's inauguration was therefore not simply a ceremonial gathering. It was the formal commencement of another stage in its organisational journey — bringing together its leadership structures under one national platform and placing greater emphasis on coordination and engagement.
Inauguration in pictures
One Nation. One Destiny. One Nigeria.
One Nigeria Movement
National Secretariat, Abuja