As Nigeria celebrates 63 years of independence from colonial oppression rule, the indigenes of Imo State have been urged to choose wisely during the forthcoming Imo governorship election.
Elections come and go, yet the status quo remains the same.
The same challenges that have plagued the states and Nigeria as a whole are yet to go away.
They constantly stare at the ordinary citizens in the face, giving them a hard time with life.
Really, experts have identified the power of choices when it comes to leadership. A wrong choice will keep the problems with the people as long as they repeat those choices.
In Nigeria, a square peg often goes into a round hole and the people expect it to fit.
Light has never been constant even though we have all it takes to do that.
From time immemorial, the roads have remained in terrible shape, cutting short the future of promising Nigerians and crippling businesses.
Education is a shadow of what used to be as constant striking lecturers pass out half-baked graduates.
The health system no longer works for the poor, who are the teeming majority in our land.
Corruption, nepotism, embezzlement and all the vices that bring us down, now enjoy a full-blown opportunity to fester.
For these reasons and more, the governorship candidate of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate, Tony Ejiogu, is advising Imo people.
A Stronger And Prosperous Imo State
Ejiogu says a wise choice by Imo Indigenes in the forthcoming gubernatorial elections will save the day and the years to come.
While celebrating Nigeria’s 63 years of independence, Ejiogu, urged Imo-indigenes to be dedicated to building a stronger and prosperous Imo State.
Ejiogu, reminded the people of the importance of the forthcoming gubernatorial elections in the state.
According to him, the exercise is a crucial milestone towards, progress, unity, freedom, independence and an opportunity to sign a new social contract.
He stated emphatically that this is an opportunity for the people to choose a servant-leader that would guide Imo State towards a bright future.
“Our State known for its rich cultural heritage and resourceful people deserves a leader that is responsible to our collective wellbeing.”
Furthermore, he harped on the need to prioritise qualities that really matter when choosing a leader.
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“Qualities such as competence, integrity and a genuine heart to serve others, are what should influence our choice of a leader.
“It is time to pick a leader that can rebuild our State who would revamp education, health and cause businesses to thrive.
“Let’s use our vote to speak with one voice, bringing an end to oppression, suffering while we enthrone the full tenets of democracy by choosing right and choosing wisely.”
