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A CALL FOR TRANSPARENT PRIMARIES AND PEOPLE -DRIVEN DEMOCRACY AHEAD OF

A Call for Transparent Primaries and People-Driven Democracy Ahead of 2027 Professional Excerpt: Prince Ogueji Denchukwu has called for an end to what he described as “Maja Mago politics,” urging opposition parties to embrace transparent, credible, and inclusive primary elections ahead of the 2027 political season. The statement strongly condemns the practice of imposing candidates through elite political arrangements, emphasizing that democracy can only flourish when the people are given the genuine freedom to choose their leaders. Advocating for broader participation, the message encourages competent and credible individuals to step forward and contest, while calling for a political culture built on fairness, accountability, and the will of the electorate. According to the statement, 2027 should mark a turning point where manipulated processes and imposed candidacies give way to true democratic representation and people-centered leadership.

Site manager·May 08, 2026
A PRIEST OF GOD SHOULD NOT COVER EVIL WITH LIES, ENUGU IS BLEEDING — THE PULPIT MUST NOT BECOME A PROPAGANDA UNIT
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A PRIEST OF GOD SHOULD NOT COVER EVIL WITH LIES, ENUGU IS BLEEDING — THE PULPIT MUST NOT BECOME A PROPAGANDA UNIT

In a time when Enugu State grapples with deepening social and economic hardship, the role of the clergy is once again under scrutiny. The Church, long regarded as the last refuge of the oppressed, is expected to serve as a moral compass that speaks truth to power and defends the dignity of the people, especially when state institutions fall short of justice and compassion. Amid reports of displacement, unemployment, contested demolitions, and widespread public dissatisfaction with governance, concerns are being raised about the involvement of religious leaders in narratives perceived as aligning too closely with political authority. Observers argue that the pulpit must remain a sanctuary for truth and advocacy, not a platform for the validation of controversial policies or actions that may deepen public suffering.

Site manager·May 07, 2026
PNM= OTG
Governance

PNM= OTG

Recent political reactions following an address in Nsukka have continued to generate significant public discourse within Enugu State. During the engagement, remarks attributed to the governor acknowledging the possibility of serving only a single term have been widely interpreted as a reflection of prevailing political realities and growing public sentiment. Observers note that the response from the audience and subsequent interpretations point to increasing political awareness and heightened expectations among Ndi Enugu regarding governance performance and leadership direction. The development is being viewed by some stakeholders as an indication of shifting political alignment ahead of the 2027 electoral cycle. Within this evolving context, supporters of Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji (Nwakaibie) argue that the moment underscores a broader call for leadership change anchored on renewed vision, accountability, and responsiveness to public concerns.

Site manager·May 07, 2026