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OFFERING HOPE, EARNING TRUST: HOW EBUKA ONUNKWO IS CHANGING ANAMBRA SOUTH POLITICS

As the consultation with the people continues across Anambra South, Chief Ebuka Onunkwo carries a simple but powerful message of hope to the people.

That good people can actually play genuine politics and change the narrative of representation.

Across all 7 Local Government Areas of Anambra South, from Nnewi South to Ihiala, Ekwusigo to Orumba North and South, Aguata and Nnewi North — the story is the same.

Communities are inviting him. Youths are listening to him. Women, elders, and the clergy are praying for him.

Why? Because they have seen something different.

In a time when politics has become synonymous with deceit, Chief Ebuka Onunkwo is showing that politics can be genuine. That it can be about trust. That it can be about honesty. That it can be about impactful service.

He is not going about making noise. He is going about listening. Sharing in the pains of unemployed youths roaming the streets without hope. Visiting the erosion sites. Seeing the state of the communities. Feeling the pain of farmers who cannot move their produce. Feeling the pain of families trapped by poverty.

Anambra South needs a Senator who pays attention to their pain, inspects it, understands it, and prepares to fix it.

That is the new narrative Ebuka Onunkwo is bringing — that representation is not about being aloof and giving excuses, but about being present, being accountable, and bringing succour to the people.

He has shown it in his private life. Building roads where government failed. Paying school fees for children he has never met. Empowering women and youths across the zone without asking for anything in return. Creating jobs through his companies for our people.

If he could do that much as a private citizen, imagine what he can do with the instrument of office.

His message is clear: Anambra South can have better. We can have a Senator we are proud of. A Senator who sees us, hears us, and works for us.

The era of poor representation is coming to an end. A new dawn of genuine, people-oriented leadership is coming to Anambra South.

Odoziobodo Is Coming

Source|| Henry Seriake Dickson

Fellow Party Members and Nigerians,

Today, the Court of Appeal, sitting in Abuja, has set aside the judgment of the Federal High Court, Lokoja, delivered by Justice Isah Dashen a few months ago, which purported to order the deregistration of our party, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).

In a judgment delivered by the presiding Justice, Justice Mohammed Danjuma and read by Justice Hassan, the Court ruled in favour of allowing our appeal, which challenged the faulty ruling of the Federal High Court, Lokoja, and accordingly, set aside Justice Dashen’s judgment.

We want to use this opportunity once again to commend the Nigerian judiciary, and in particular, Hon. Justice Danjuma and Hon. Justice Hassan, for upholding the integrity of the Nigerian judiciary and, by their decisions, expanding the sphere of multiparty democratic participation in Nigeria.

We have said repeatedly that the NDC was set up to expand the frontier of multiparty democracy in Nigeria. Justice Dashen’s judgment a few months ago was an unexpected assault on our constitutional right to participate and an attempt to narrow the democratic space.

Happily, today, by the decision of the Court of Appeal, the Nigerian democratic space has been protected, and the NDC’s right to participate in all political activities as a registered political party has been upheld.

I congratulate all members and candidates of our great party, the NDC, and thank Nigerians for their prayers and support.

When the unexpected judgment of the Lokoja Federal High Court was delivered, we were bombarded with several calls for sympathy, support and prayers. Today, our collective prayers have been answered.

The NDC continues to exist. Our registration remains valid and subsisting, and we and all our candidates will participate in all elections in 2027 and beyond, by the grace of God.

Everyone should now focus on the campaigns, prepare for the elections, and focus on the task ahead to face the APC and defeat them at the polls.

A resort to arm-twisting, inducing or intimidating the judiciary will not work. We remain confident in the strength of our message, the commitment of our members, the viability of our candidates, and the support of Nigerians. With this conviction, we look forward to the forthcoming elections and are confident that the NDC will emerge victorious at the polls, by the grace of God.

The fight for Nigeria's multiparty democracy continues and by the grace of God we will emerge victorious.

NDC ALL THE WAY✌️

✍️ SOURCE|| NDC MEDIA 👇

Dear Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, Governor of Anambra State,

THE EVIDENCE SHOULD SETTLE THIS ONCE AND FOR ALL!

Dear Mr. Governor,

You and your administration have once again accused His Excellency, Peter Obi, of leaving behind debts and financial liabilities, including an alleged ₦2 billion Ecological Fund liability.

His Excellency Peter Obi has now publicly responded to that allegation, providing what he says are specific details to support his position.

According to him, the money was left 100 per cent intact in First Bank, in Account No. 2018779464, with a balance of over ₦2.13 billion.

But P.O. did not stop at merely denying the allegation. He went further and issued a direct and unambiguous challenge:

"If anybody can establish anything to the contrary, I will stop campaigning."

Mr. Governor, this is your opportunity to settle the matter once and for all.

You have consistently sought to portray Peter Obi as a man who mismanaged Anambra's finances and left behind financial liabilities. You have made these allegations a recurring feature of your administration's public narrative.

Now, the man you accuse has provided the bank, the account number and the amount he says was left behind.

What more evidence do you need to establish the truth?

If the account statement confirms that the money was not there as Peter Obi claims, then Nigerians will have the opportunity to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions. His own public challenge has placed the matter squarely before the people.

And if the statement confirms his account, then Nigerians will equally have the opportunity to assess the credibility of the allegation that has been repeatedly made against him.

Either way, the evidence should settle this argument.

Mr. Governor, this should be a straightforward matter of accountability and transparency. No political speeches. No media drama. No endless accusations and counter-accusations.

Just obtain the relevant account statement from First Bank and present the facts to Nigerians.

Let the documents speak.

Dear Mr. Governor, Nigerians Deserve the Truth

Anambra people deserve a government that focuses on delivering good governance, improving infrastructure, strengthening the economy and making life better for its citizens.

They also deserve political leaders who can defend their claims with verifiable evidence.

Peter Obi has made his position public. He has identified the bank, the account and the amount involved.

The responsibility now lies with those making the allegation to present evidence that supports it.

If the money was not there as he claims, let the evidence establish that. If it was there, let the evidence equally speak for itself.

This is how responsible public discourse should work.

A Final Word, Mr. Governor

I have watched with concern what appears to be your administration's persistent effort to discredit Peter Obi and diminish his record in Anambra State.

I sincerely believe that political disagreements should never become a substitute for truth, fairness and accountability.

If your allegations are supported by evidence, Nigerians deserve to see that evidence.
If they are not, then the people equally deserve to know.

As a Christian and a fellow Anambra man, I can only pray that God grants you wisdom, peace of mind and the humility to place truth above political differences.

And if, in my personal opinion, the bitterness surrounding this matter has become excessive, I may have to book a Mass in your parish—not to condemn you, but to pray for God's mercy, forgiveness and a heart free from bitterness.

After all, we are all children of God, and truth should matter more than politics.

Over to You, Mr. Governor.
You have the allegation.
Peter Obi has issued the challenge.
The bank has the records.

Let the evidence settle this once and for all.