A NIGERIA THAT WORKS: A CALL TO CONSCIENCE

Fellow Nigerians, We need a Nigeria that works.

A Nigeria where leaders are accountable.
A Nigeria where justice is served on merit, not money.

Where there are standards—clear, unshakable standards—in everything we build, everything we teach, everything we learn, and everything we do.
We must no longer cry after every election.
We must no longer mourn the consequences of decisions we helped to make—or failed to challenge.
Now is the time.
Now is the time to confront the wasted years… the broken promises… the cycles of deceit that have held us hostage.

Yes, I am angry.
Yes, I am frustrated.

Because Nigerians are still not listening.
We speak of change—but we don’t chase it.
We ask for better leadership—but we still follow shadows.
We talk about a new Nigeria—but we refuse to pay the price of rebirth.
Let me be clear: talk is cheap. VERY cheap.
And we’ve had too much of it—empty words from podiums, shallow slogans, loud speeches with no soul.

We have been cultured to accept anything—no matter how bad—from those in power.
But my people, enough is enough.
To truly drive change, we must embrace a holistic approach—not just switching faces but redefining the entire system.

It’s not just about one man or one party.
It’s about birthing a distinctive political culture, rooted in discipline, vision, truth, and sacrifice.
Change is not a miracle. It’s a mission.
To get a New Nigeria back, it must come from a place of sacrifice.
Before you talk about fixing Nigeria, ask yourself:

Are you ready to fix what’s broken in you?

Because the real enemies of our progress are not just bad leaders.
They are the traits we nurture in silence:
Greed.
Indiscipline.
Fake competition.
Wickedness.
And sick leadership that thrives on our silence.We must understand something profound:
There are different types of poverty.
And sadly, most of our so-called wealthy leaders are deeply poor—morally bankrupt, spiritually empty, and ignorant of it.

So I ask you today:

What are you doing to change your own situation?
Because bad governance does not just happen.
It is often promoted by our ignorance, by our silence, by our compromise.
We must no longer cry after every election.
Let us rise before the votes are cast.
Let us act before the system breaks down again.
The time is now.

Let’s stop chasing change with our lips.
Let us pursue it with our lives.

Thank you.

BCO Convener' TTD.

REGISTRATION OF NEW PARTIES

 

INEC RECEIVES SEVEN (7) FRESH NEW APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION AS A POLITICAL PARTY

In one week, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has received  seven fresh applications from associations seeking registration as political parties, bringing the total number of applications to 129.

INEC national commissioner/chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Sam Olumekun, announced this in Abuja yesterday.

The groups that submitted fresh applications include: National Peace Congress Party of Nigeria (NPCP), Alliance for Transformation Mandates (ATM), Democracy for Citizens Party (DFP), African Renaissance Party (ARP), United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and Future Democratic Party (FDP).

Olumekun also said INEC is introducing a political party registration portal which is a module in its Party Financial Reporting and Auditing System  (PFRAS).

This, he said will make the process faster and seamless, adding that in the next one week, the commission will conclude the final testing of the portal before deployment.

“At its regular weekly meeting held today, Thursday 10th July 2025, the Commission received further update on additional requests from associations seeking registration as political parties. Since last week, seven more applications have been received, bringing the total number so far to 129. All the requests are being processed.

“Unlike the manual method used in previous registration, the Commission is introducing a  political party registration portal which is a module in our Party Financial Reporting and Auditing System  (PFRAS). This will make the process faster and seamless. In the next one week, the Commission will conclude the final testing of the portal before deployment.

“Thereafter, the next step for associations that meet the requirements to proceed to the application stage will be announced. The Commission will also issue guidelines to facilitate the filing of applications using the PFRAS,”Olumekun stated.

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Be the Change You Want to See: Empowering Personal Transformation

Mahatma Gandhi's iconic phrase, "Be the change you want to see in the world," has inspired generations to take action and create positive impact. But what does it really mean to embody this philosophy? How can we apply it to our daily lives and become the change-makers we aspire to be?

The Power of Personal Transformation

When we desire change, we often look outward, expecting others or external circumstances to shift. However, true transformation begins within. By focusing on our own growth, values, and actions, we can become the catalysts for change we want to see.

Practical Steps to Becoming the Change

1. Identify Your Values: Reflect on what matters most to you and what kind of impact you want to make.

2. Set Intentions: Clearly define the changes you want to create in your life and the world around you.

3. Take Small Steps: Start with everyday actions that align with your values, such as volunteering, reducing waste, or practicing kindness.

4. Lead by Example: Inspire others through your actions, showing them that positive change is possible.

The Ripple Effect

When we embody the change we want to see, we create a ripple effect that can spread far and wide. Our actions inspire others, and collectively, we can drive meaningful transformation.

Conclusion

"Be the change you want to see" is more than just a phrase – it's a call to action. By embracing personal transformation and taking small steps towards our goals, we can become the change-makers we aspire to be. What change will you create today?

As you reflect upon these words, think about the change you want to see in Nigeria and how you can contribute to it.

TTD!

Yes, collectively we can!

BCO, Convener, TTD

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CAPACITY IS WHAT DRIVES CHANGE — NOT TITLES, NOT TRIBES

Capacity.

The word sounds simple. But it carries the weight of nations.

Capacity is the ability to contain, to produce, to stretch, to bear the burden of responsibility — and still deliver results.

We’ve had presidents — many.

From North and South. From military to civilian. From old to young.

But what do we really have to show for it?

No steady light. No good roads. No jobs. No peace. No justice.

So the problem has never been about who becomes president.

The real issue is whether that person — and the people behind him — have capacity.

We at TTD (The True Democrats) are not moved by zoning politics.

North or South? That’s not the question.

Muslim or Christian? That’s not the question either.

The only question that matters is: DO YOU HAVE THE CAPACITY TO FIX THIS COUNTRY?

Capacity to uphold justice.

Capacity to confront the rot in the system.

Capacity to punish wrong — not selectively, but thoroughly.

Capacity to listen — not just to the elite, but to the man with a torchlight phone who knows hunger more than data plans.

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CAPACITY IS NOT POWER. IT IS HOW POWER IS USED.

Power can be stolen.

Power can be bought.

But capacity must be built — with character, competence, and courage.

Right now, Nigeria is bleeding — not just from bad leaders, but from a broken political culture.

We at TTD know we don’t have the moneybags, the media machinery, or the "power brokers."

But we have something they fear: we have the people.

And when the people wake up, no force can stop them.

The same people they deceive every 4 years are the ones who fund their luxury with our suffering.

They are pained that they are out of power.

But we are pained that we have never truly had power, even though it comes from us.

BUILDING CAPACITY STARTS WITH US.

Capacity is not just about government.

It’s about a mindset.

It’s about rejecting greed in all its forms — not just at the top, but in everyday life.

It’s about knowing that "it feels right" is not enough — you must ask, "Is it truly right for all?"

We must build capacity by producing leaders who see beyond region or religion.

Leaders who don’t ask: "Where are you from?"

But: "What can you do?"

Where is the capacity in a government that can’t stop villages from being attacked?

That watches hospitals crumble, roads decay, schools rot, and still claps for itself?

Where is the capacity in a system where institutions are weak, security agencies are overwhelmed, and no one is held accountable?

WE DON’T NEED ANOTHER PRESIDENT.

We need a complete reset.

A New Nigeria.

Where systems work. Where the law works. Where leaders are not above the people, but answer to them.

Where tribe and religion are no longer tools of manipulation but sources of cultural strength.

It will not be easy. But nothing worth doing ever is.

So let’s talk capacity — not just in leadership, but in ourselves:

Capacity to organize. To speak up. To sacrifice. To demand more. To unite.

We’ve given power to people who only empower themselves.

It’s time to take it back. Not by violence. But by conscience, courage, and capacity.

Because only a fool leads fools.

And only a nation that builds its people can build its future.

Let’s build capacity. Let’s drive change. Let’s rebuild Nigeria — together.

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“Your voice matters. Together, we decide our future.”

Nigeria is a country richly blessed—with natural wealth and human potential so vast that one might jokingly believe God is Nigerian. Yet, this nation of promise is held back by a culture of backwardness, corruption, and leadership that mimics the worst traits of the past—traits unworthy of any modern society, let alone one with our potential in the 21st century.

What’s most disheartening is that those most affected by this failure—the poor, the hungry, the oppressed—are often the loudest in praising a government that has failed them. They celebrate political defections as if new alliances with the same old actors will miraculously fix the damage they’ve helped create. Worse still is the current coalition of convenience, built not on vision, but on political desperation. We have every right to question and reject it, for many of the people involved bear responsibility for putting Nigeria in reverse.

On the other hand, Peter Obi has shown admirable determination to disrupt this broken political order. But let’s be honest: he cannot do it alone. Even with good intentions, his surrounding team and their preparedness are simply not enough. The challenges Nigeria faces are far too deep-rooted for one man or one party to solve.

We must recognize the true nature of Nigeria’s crisis: it is political.

And the political system we have operated for decades is deeply flawed. To change it, we must study it carefully, understand its weaknesses, and develop a comprehensive plan that moves ten steps ahead of the entrenched elites—those political juggernauts who benefit from the status quo.

Let’s be clear: many individuals within the Labour Party today, and even some around Peter Obi, are not fundamentally different from those in power. They are waiting for their own opportunity to loot the treasury. If you doubt this, ask your elected Labour Party representatives—what have they delivered so far?

This is why we must go beyond political figureheads. We must train and prepare a new generation of leaders—leaders with a strong understanding of what democracy truly means. Leaders who know what it takes to serve, to represent, to be transparent and accountable. Leaders who reject corruption completely—not just in word, but in action.

This is where The True Democrats (TTD) comes in.

We believe Nigeria can and must win in 2027—not through rigged elections, vote-buying, or violence—but through a citizens-led movement. A political revolution grounded in principle, strategy, and deep civic engagement. We advocate for cheaper, cleaner, credible elections. We demand electoral reforms that ensure justice, transparency, and real representation.

We are not just talking about leadership—we are engineering it. TTD is here to help produce not just one Peter Obi, but 500 Peter Obis—individuals with the same character, competence, and courage to change Nigeria. But to do this, we must first address our greatest obstacle: the political challenge—a challenge so complex it requires more than activism; it requires strategic, intellectual, and moral clarity.

This challenge—and the strategy to overcome it—is the intellectual property of TTD. Sadly, many Nigerians do not yet understand who we are or what we truly offer. But they soon will.

One of our core strategies—what we call the "Black and White Bedsheet Theory"—symbolizes our commitment to total transparency and moral clarity. We are here to unify Nigerians—not a segment of the population, not a tribe, not a class—but every Nigerian—around a common vision, a shared mission, and unshakable values.

Through education, engagement, mobilization, and continuous action, we are committed to rescuing, redesigning, and rebuilding this nation.

Let it be known:

The question is not who is TTD.

The question is: What is TTD bringing to the table for Nigeria?

We are baffled that many Nigerians are still celebrating hardship, insecurity, and dysfunction—as though these were normal. We must stop glorifying failure. Enough is enough.

Why are we so easily deceived?

Must we remain lawlessly lawless?

It is obvious—even to the blind—that Nigeria is drowning in hunger, poverty, and hopelessness. Yet, many pretend not to see it.

But we, the people, still hold the power.

You have the ability to influence change.

You can drive a new reality for this country—starting from your family, your community, and your conscience.

This is a non-violent political revolution, and it begins with YOU.

We are Nigerians.

And this is Nigeria—where compromise has become culture, where the law is weaponized against the poor, while the rich negotiate freedom through plea bargains.

Where ethnicity and religion are used as political tools.

Where negligence is the order of governance.

We cannot continue like this.

We must act—now and fast.

Nigeria belongs to all of us.

Its success is our shared responsibility.

One person cannot do it alone. This is a clarion call for collective action.

How can we continue to celebrate a democracy that does not function?

Let us rise. Let us organize. Let us lead.

Because when the people lead, the leaders will follow.

PEOPLE POWER:

"Your voice matters. Together, we decide our future."

— Convener, The True Democrats (TTD)

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PEOPLE POWER: "YOUR VOICE MATTERS. TOGETHER, WE DECIDE OUR FUTURE."

Nigeria is a country blessed with everything you can think of, extraordinarily blessed with both mineral and human resources to a point that you could believe God is Nigerian, yet we have bad and proud emulators of all the disgusting, despicable and unbelievable characters and actions that are so negative and primitive in this 21th century.

The most annoying thing is that the poor, hungry, and enslaved Nigerians are the same people singing praises to a clueless government priding on unnecessary decampers as if those decamping will force the voters to vote for APC, not to talk of the most unfortunate and faulty coalition.

We have every right to condemn the coalition because the actors involved seemed to have forgotten so soon about their score cards. How they intentionally put Nigeria on a reverse.

On the other hand, His Excellency Peter Obi, who has demonstrated the willingness to change the political narratives, can not achieve it alone with people around him and their perceived preparations.

We should be clear about the (chaotic challenge) facing Nigeria.

The challenges are in a very critical stage that requires a holistic approach and cleansing method.

Why do I say so?

The kind of democratic system we have and had practiced here is a faulty one, and to change it demands a carefully analytical study of what the problems are.

The challenges are deeply rooted, and to uproot it, we must prepare 10 steps ahead of the political juggernauts and gladiators. Permit me to say this, His Excellency Peter Obi alone can not change the system.

Statistics have shown that most people in the Labour party today and people around His Excellency P.O. are not better than those at the corridors of power today. They are only waiting for their turn and opportunity's to loot too. If you doubt us, ask the voted members how far.

It, therefore, means we must train the next set of leaders who must have the background knowledge of what democracy is, what it takes to serve, what it takes to be a representative, what it takes to be accountable, and transparent.

It is possible to simultaneously train and test their patriotic alignment with our core values to have zero tolerance to corruption that is rocking the boat called Nigeria.

We must prioritize our freedom by showing Nigerians and the world that we can win the 2027 elections as a pressure group.

We are advocating for cheaper elections, void of vote buying, killing, under age voting, and expensive campaigns.

We demand electoral reforms that guarantee free and fair elections.

We say no to interpretation of the constitution of the federal Republic of Nigeria.

TTD intends to show Nigerians what "True Democracy" is.

As it stands now, we need to "have about 500 Peter Obi's" with the same zeal, character, and the political will to change Nigeria.

Without us, understanding that the most important challenge to proffer solutions to, is the "political challenge" and when we fail to begin the preparation on how to solve it from today, then we are in for a long work.

That same "Political Challenge" is an Intellectual Property of TTD.

Unfortunately, Nigerians' minds can not comprehend or understand what TTD is all about and what we can achieve through "one of its strategies," known as the (black and white bedsheets theory).

We in TTD are here to align Nigerians ( not a segment of its people and institutions), but all Nigerians with the vision, mission, and core values of TTD, as we systematically bring our advocacy plan that educates, engages, mobilizes and sustains the interest and commitment to properly rescue, redesign and rebuild Nigeria.

Nigerians must see the direction TTD is pointing to.

It should not be who TTD is?

It should be what TTD has to offer.

It amazes us how people are celebrating hunger, insecurity, unemployment, and backwardness, and we are proud of it.

We must stop priding in error. Enough is enough 

Why are we so gullible?

Must we be lawlessly lawless?

How can we blindly ignore these facts that remain conspicuous, glaringly visible to the blind, audible to the deaf throughout the length and breadth of the country that there is hunger, abject poverty, and absolute hopelessness.

Yet, we have the power, the ability to influence, and drive the change.

Let's  unite in this struggle and emancipate ourselves from this mental slavery.

The non-confrontational political revolution is the key, and it begins with you and your family.

We are Nigerians,

This is Nigeria, where everything is compromised, where negligence of duty reigns, nepotism is at its core, ethnicity and religion are political weapons.

The law is made for the poor. 

The rich have the right to plea bargain.

We have to do something now and fast.

Nigeria belongs to all of us. 

And we must work together to make Nigeria great again.

One person alone can not do it. 

It’s a clarion call and our collective responsibility to put our heads together to make this country succeed.”

How can we celebrate a non functional democracy?

People power: "Your voice matters. Together, we decide our future."

Convener TTD

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WE MUST BE PATRIOTICALLY CREATIVE IN OUR THINKING.

Fellow Nigerians,

Escaping the bondage that holds us back as a nation is not as difficult as it seems. The real enemy is not just bad leadership—it is our own fear. Fear of change. Fear of disappointment. Fear that nothing will ever improve.

We’ve voted before—what did it change?

Won’t they rig the elections again?

Does our vote even count?

Some have concluded that nothing can ever change in this country. That Nigeria is beyond redemption. That we are cursed to repeat the same cycles of failure.

But we refuse to accept that.

At The True Democrats (TTD), we believe change is not only possible—it is inevitable when the people embrace a new kind of thinking. That is why we have made creative political thinking our most powerful tool.

Many Nigerians think creativity is something you are born with. But in truth, it is a mindset—one that can be developed and applied to even the most complex problems. Sadly, in our political culture, new ideas are often viewed with suspicion or dismissed as risky. But risk is the very heartbeat of change.

At TTD, we have studied Nigeria's challenges deeply. And we’ve chosen to respond with creative strategies and bold ideas that are fresh, inclusive, and people-driven.

To break free from the grip of failed politicians and corrupt power structures, we must begin to think like New Nigerians.

That means embracing our own ability to innovate, to adapt, and to organize ourselves outside the control of entrenched interests. Supporting TTD means joining forces with a vision that sees the next election not as a repeat of the past, but as an opportunity for a peaceful revolution—driven by the people, for the people.

TTD is a platform built on this belief:

> That a poor man has a right to walk into the corridors of power with dignity.

We know that many Nigerians—individuals, communities, even institutions—often reject new ideas out of habit or fear. But that fear must be unlearned. We must stop seeing innovation as risk, and start seeing it as the only alternative to decline.

So we ask:

What do you see TTD as? A risk? Or a rescue mission?

Have you taken time to ask how TTD intends to drive change?

We don’t rely on excuses. We don’t say “but”. Because “but” is the killer of great ideas.

We don’t say “Yes, but the system is too corrupt.” We say “Yes—and we will outsmart it with unity and vision.”

We acknowledge the government controls INEC, the Police, the Army, and all the instruments of power.

But they don’t control your mind. They don’t control your vote. They don’t control our movement.

Change does not come from comfort. It comes from sacrifice, from boldness, from creative thinking, and from collective action.

We must recruit 10 million Nigerians—from the North to the South, from the cities to the villages—to become the vanguard of this new political order.

We must rise because:

Our roads are death traps.

Our schools are broken.

Our hospitals are non-functional.

Our youths are jobless.

Our people are hungry.

And our leaders are indifferent.

These are the costs of bad leadership—and they are the result of the choices we’ve made at the polls.

But we can make better choices.

We can choose TTD—a movement powered by the people, led by creative minds, and committed to real, measurable, people-oriented solutions.

Let us cast away fear. Let us defeat hopelessness. Let us refuse to say “nothing can change.” Because everything can change—if we believe, if we organize, and if we act.

Together, we are The True Democrats.

Together, we will take back our future.

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TTD!

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Greetings to all Nigerians — and most especially, to members and supporters of The True Democrats (TTD).

A new movement begins today. We at TTD are launching a powerful awareness campaign — one that will reach Nigerians at home and abroad — to ignite the urgent need for real change.

Who are we?

The True Democrats is a political pressure group made up of talented, dedicated, transparent, and committed Nigerians who believe in true, people-driven democratic principles.

We believe it’s time for every Nigerian to understand what democracy really means — and what we must expect from those who hold public office.

Ask yourself:

Who represents you?

Do you know their duties?

Are they public servants or self-serving masters?

Are they working for you or just for themselves and their families?

The change we seek will only come from a genuine bond across tribes, ethnic groups, religions, and social classes.

We will speak to the conscience of Nigerians — to those who truly desire a new and better nation.

We are here to reorient, to awaken, and to remind every Nigerian why we must embrace peace, unity, and a clearly defined path to reconciliation.

Enough is enough.

We cannot continue in poverty, hunger, and hopelessness — not in a country so richly blessed.

TTD's Vision, Made Simple:

In a true democracy, citizens don’t beg leaders.

Leaders serve the people.

That’s the Nigeria we’re fighting for — and the Nigeria we all deserve.

Convener' TTD

TTD 2025 JUNE 12TH MESSAGE.

Fellow Nigerians, Fellow Democrats

As we mark another June 12th—Democracy Day—we do so with a mix of reflection, sorrow, and resolve.

Let us take a moment of silence for our fellow citizens—brothers and sisters—whose lives were cut short unjustly. Their only "offense" was being Nigerian. We remember them with heavy hearts and solemn honor.

Tragically, successive governments have often looked the other way, failing to address the root causes of violence and injustice. The silence in the face of these tragedies is deafening. It begs the question: What are we truly celebrating when the spirit and promise of democracy remain elusive for many?

June 12th should not be a ceremonial date. It should be a reminder of the people's will, the sacrifices of our heroes past, and the collective dream of a nation built on justice, equity, and freedom.

Today, we call on our government to recommit to the protection of life and property, to reassess its priorities, and to address the systemic failures that have allowed impunity to thrive. If we do not act now, the consequences may be more devastating than we can imagine.

Democracy, oh democracy—why have we strayed so far from your noble path?

We have not honored the legacy of those who fought and died for this nation.

We have allowed personal greed to overshadow public service.

Let us be clear: We have failed democracy—not the other way around.

We ask:

What is the purpose of hoarding ill-gotten wealth when fathers cannot feed their children?

What legacy do we leave behind when the very institutions meant to serve the people are weakened by corruption and self-interest?

Democracy without accountability, the rule of law, and the protection of civil liberties is merely dictatorship under another name.

What we should be celebrating is true democracy—where the people’s voice matters, where leaders serve with humility, and where no Nigerian is left behind.

Democracy must guarantee us security, freedom, and peace.

The task before us is great, but it is not impossible. We must build a nation where tribe, religion, class, or privilege does not define one's worth or access to justice. We must invest in people—through education, healthcare, technology, and infrastructure.

We must reject the celebration of incompetent democracy and rise to demand one that truly serves the people.

Let June 12th be more than a date. Let it be a call to action. A rebirth of our national conscience.

Together, we can still build the Nigeria of our dreams.

Long live democracy. Long live Nigeria.

TTD!

Yes, Collectively we can!

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THE POWER TO DRIVE CHANGE, TO DRIVE THE FUTURE, IS IN OUR HANDS.

THE POWER TO DRIVE CHANGE, TO DRIVE THE FUTURE IS IN OUR HANDS.

Nigeria is a country blessed with everything, including the best sycophants in the world.

I have been thinking about Nigeria as if she is my daughter, and all I can possibly ask is, what kind of a daughter are you, Nigeria?

What kind of people are Nigerians?

I am not talking about the leaders.

I am concerned about the hungry, sick, poor, jobless parents, single mothers and fathers, homeless, unemployed, raped, abducted, and dying Nigerian without food and hope.

What kind of people are we?

Who do us?

Are we not tired of sycophancy?

Nigerians, have we not suffered enough?

Is it not time to break free?

We must prioritize our freedom.

We must break the chains of hunger, poverty, unemployment, violence, dishonesty, and build trust again through ( TTD ).

Lack of integrity, planning, true and transparent coordination, and direction is a clear sign of failure.

Our GREED has broken the Guinness Book of Records.

What baffles (TTD) The True Democrats is that the same people, the masses that complain a few weeks after every election of bad governance, insecurity, undemocratic decisions, the absence of the rule of law, are the same people embarrassing the RE-CIRCLED COALITION.

THE COALITION that failed woefully to do the fundamentals when the opportunity presented itself on a platter of gold.

We in TTD are rejecting the RE-CIRCLED COALITION as well as every government that is not people oriented, while embarrassing a unified system that is void of greed, ethnicity, and religion.

We must embrace a well-designed and deserved strategy for a peaceful transition to a democracy that is true, transparent, committed, and responsive to the WILL of the people.

We appeal to all well-meaning Nigerians to demonstrate STRENGTH, and Wisdom by aligning with us for only six months and see what we Nigerians are capable of.

We must reflect on the state of Nigeria and the struggle of it's people

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We must get it right no matter how long it takes.