2027: OK Movement appoints Sam Amadi Head of Advisory Council

The OK Movement has appointed the Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, Sam Amadi, as its Head of the Advisory Council.

The Movement made the announcement in a statement posted on its verified X handle on Tuesday.

According to the statement, as a respected public policy expert, legal scholar, and advocate for good governance, Amadi brings a wealth of experience, integrity, and strategic insight to the growing movement.

It expressed the optimism that his leadership will further strengthen the mission to build a united, people-driven movement committed to moving Nigeria forward.

“The OK Movement Leadership is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Sam Amadi as the Head of the Advisory Council of the OK Movement.

“We also warmly welcome Nana Kazure to the OK Movement. Your decision to join this growing movement reflects our shared commitment to building a better Nigeria for all.

“Together, we are bringing together credible leaders, experienced voices, and passionate Nigerians determined to make our country work again. Nigeria will be OK,” the statement read.

DAILY POST reports that the OK Movement is a political platform comprising the supporters of Peter Obi and Rabi’u Kwankwaso, the presidential flag bearers of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, in next year’s general elections.

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