Morris Monye has stepped down as Director of Mobilization for the Obidient Movement, citing frustration over unmet goals, lack of support, and personal strain. Here’s the breakdown of why he resigned:
Key Reasons
– Poor Performance: The movement’s disappointing showing in Anambra’s gubernatorial election made his role “untenable”.
– No Communication: Peter Obi never once asked about mobilization efforts.
– Financial Burden: Monye spent ₦40 million of his own money on events, travel, and local support—no funding or bank account for the directorate.
– Harassment: His businesses faced pressure from supporters and government actors, straining his family.
– Unfulfilled Plans: Most short-, medium-, and long-term goals weren’t met.
His Advice to Obi:
– Hire professional consultants.
– Fund directorates.
– Prioritize accountability.
