One Nigeria Movement — Obi & Kwankwaso Movement 2027 (OK)

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Vision & mission

What we are working towards

Vision

A united, peaceful and prosperous Nigeria where citizens are treated as equal Nigerians regardless of ethnicity, religion or region, and where leadership is based on merit, competence and national interest.

The movement specifically seeks to use the proposed Peter Obi–Rabiu Kwankwaso partnership as a vehicle for greater national unity and political reconciliation between regions and constituencies.

Mission

  1. 01Promoting national unity across ethnic, religious and regional lines.
  2. 02Bridging Nigeria's traditional political divides, particularly between North and South.
  3. 03Promoting equal citizenship regardless of ethnicity or religion.
  4. 04Encouraging religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
  5. 05Promoting inclusive governance and broad national representation.
  6. 06Encouraging merit-based leadership rather than politics based on ethnicity, religion or connections.
  7. 07Mobilising Nigerian youths for civic participation and political engagement.
  8. 08Promoting issue-based politics rather than personality-driven politics.
  9. 09Supporting economic cooperation among Nigeria's regions and shared national prosperity.
  10. 10Encouraging technology, entrepreneurship and digital innovation as tools for national development.

Core objectives

National Unity

Build bridges across Nigeria's ethnic, religious and regional divisions.

Good Governance

Promote accountable, competent and people-centred leadership.

Political Inclusion

Ensure every region and group has a sense of belonging.

Meritocracy

Promote leaders based on competence, character and capacity rather than connections.

Youth Empowerment

Increase youth participation, entrepreneurship and opportunities.

Economic Development

Connect the economic strengths of Nigeria's different regions.

Security

Support reforms and cooperation that can improve safety and public confidence.

Education & Technology

Promote investment in education, technology and digital innovation.

Democratic Participation

Encourage citizens to actively participate in elections and governance.

National Reconciliation

Reduce distrust between Nigeria's major ethnic, religious and regional blocs.

The movement's broader economic objectives include agricultural industrialisation in the North, revitalising manufacturing and commerce in the South-East, strengthening infrastructure connecting regions, investing in education and technology, improving security for farmers and traders, and expanding opportunities for small businesses and young entrepreneurs.