Ị kwere na ndị Naịjirịa si mpaghara na okpukperechi dị iche iche na-ekewapụ n'ihi ọdịiche mmasị ha?
Mba. Onye gụsịrị akwụkwọ na-enweghị ọrụ nọ na Kano abụghị onye iro gị n'ihi na ị si Enugu, nwa afọ ọrụ na-adọgbu onwe ya na Lagos enweghịkwa mmasị dị iche na nke onye nọ na Makurdi n'ihi na ha na-efe ofufe dị iche iche. Onye ọrụ ugbo na-eche ihu ha ọdachi nchekwa na Zamfara na onye ọrụ ugbo na-eche ihu ha ọdachi nchekwa na Benue, ha abụọ chọrọ naanị ibi ndụ, rụọ ọrụ, ma zụlite ezinụlọ ha n'udo. Ịda ogbenye enweghị agbụrụ, enweghị ọrụ enweghị okpukperechi, na ọdachi nchekwa adịghị ajụ gị party gị tupu ọ mee ihe ọjọọ.
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If you want political power, you must organise for political power. Join your wards, attend meetings, ask questions, demand accountability and participate in choosing those who represent you.
And while you organise, refuse the oldest trick in Nigerian politics: division.
Do not allow politicians to persuade you that the unemployed graduate in Kano is your enemy because you come from Enugu. Do not believe that the struggling entrepreneur in Lagos has different interests from the struggling entrepreneur in Makurdi simply because they worship differently.
The farmer threatened by insecurity in Zamfara and the farmer facing insecurity in Benue both want to live, work and raise their families in peace.
Poverty has no tribe. Unemployment has no religion. Insecurity does not ask for your political party before it strikes.
Our generation of leaders has a responsibility to leave you a country in which your identity is a source of pride, not a weapon politicians use against you.