A new challenge has surfaced for the Obidient Movement, a political group that supported Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, after its Director of Finance, Dr. Peter Agada, resigned. During a press conference in Abuja, Agada explained that he was stepping down due to a lack of organizational structure and coordination within the movement.

The Obidient Movement emerged from the #EndSARS protests, representing the frustrations of young Nigerians with the existing political landscape, rallying significant support during the 2023 elections for their candidate, Peter Obi. Despite this momentum, there have been ongoing questions regarding the movement's internal organization and ability to sustain its influence over time, concerns that have come to a head with Agada's departure.

Agada's resignation is not just a personal decision; it signifies a possible fragmentation within the movement as he has introduced a new political platform named 'The Movement Nigeria.' This move could reflect shifting allegiances and a reevaluation of the strategies that may be required to retain political capital moving forward. His comments indicated that his resignation should not be taken as a sign of bitterness but rather as a necessary step to address the issues he perceived within the Obidient Movement.