ABIA CENTRAL 2023: CHUKU WACHUKU’S CANDIDACY WILL HEAL THE WOUND OF MAGINALIZATION ACROSS THE ZONE
By Ngwafactsnews Media Reports.
I am not anxious to be the loudest voice or the most popular, but I would like to think that at a crucial moment, I was an effective voice of the voiceless, an effective hope of the hopeless. Whitney M. Young Jr.
Those who merry over the sorrows of others should understand that our society has gotten to a stage where equity and justice must be served to all men irrespective of status, race or religion, yes our system has reached a stage where we as a people need to cross examine our actions and inactions towards one another if we must begin to found a lasting solutions to the age long problems of underdevelopment strangulating the Abia central geopolitical zone and beyond as the situation calls for action from the major stakeholders.



Most importantly, democracy has come to prove over the time that it remains the government of the people, by the people and for the people, as to me, the three keys words having centered on the people goes a long way to justify the fact that we as a people truly stand a chance of rejigging our political system and space if we choose to as a people, yes we can if truly wish to, and until we do the needful we may continue to wail over leaders inability to proffer greater number of solutions to the emerging problems staring at us as a people and we as political scholars must rise to the occasion of time and demand for a change of approach if well managed will usher new wind of development, growth and economic prosperity.
But it appears most leaders have given in to bandwagonism with ease and chosen to monetize their conscience for the sake of what they stand to gain presently thereby paying lip service to the demands to our children’s future.
That said, we must call them to other, and if the need be, we should remind them that power lies with the electorates not with the few elites. It is important we lay more emphasis on the demands of our people and the necessity of change which is long overdue within our polity as that will in no small measure restore the lost hopes of the members of our society who solely believes in our just cause that with more efforts put together the zone will have a sigh of relief as we match along this path of economic recovery and restoration, although having brought our attentions to our challenges, it also important we caution each an everyone of us against pitching tent with those traitors whom have betrayed our people over and over again rather this calls for a total collective action and radical decision making.
Looking at the set of people that has indicated their interest so far to represent the Abia central senatorial zone in the 2023 general election, it is evidently clear that none of the aspirant’s track record surpasses that of CHIEF CHUKU WACHUKU (Uri chindere) because apart from sticking to the voice of equity, it is also important we take capacity into consideration, and this has to do with technical know-how, integrity, humility and good conscience. It has gotten to the point where all leaders of thoughts across the zone come with a proactive measure at making sure that we as a people validate the mandate of this erudite scholar with several touch of entrepreneurial ability which if empowered will no doubt bring about the needed change that will automatically address the leadership lacuna presently felt by our senatorial district.
I know most people are already committed on the other side of the struggle but let’s retrace our steps and pay attention to the voice of reasoning, Abia central is currently in search of leadership that will unite the people and amend some broken walls within the polity.
Meanwhile going by the virtues of equity is human and democratic we allow power to shift to isialangwa North as to give our brothers from the other divide a sense of belonging and hope to thrive within the concept of our political system if we are sincere enough because cant be shouting for equity at the center and then come home to breed marginalization which is hypocrisy of highest order.
Our growth will be retarded unless we collectively jettison segregation and dysfunctional political associations and philosophy, then we shall begin our journey to greatness and economic recovery, so tell any somebody to tell somebody that URI CHINDERE will change the narrative if we send him to go for us.
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