Post by Udeh Maduabuchi (@UdehMaduabuchi)
Good morning, gentlemen and ladies,
To Ndi NDC Enugu State aspirants: I, Udeh Maduabuchi, salute you.
Well done for that courageous outing yesterday. That step was overdue, but it was necessary. Like I’ve always told you: nobody gifts you power. Power is seized through legal, constitutional process.
The vote of no confidence trending since yesterday evening is exactly the move I expected. You took your time, but better late than buried in silence.
To the political jobbers and keyboard warriors* who have fought me up and down, insulted me, and screamed “go to Abuja” without knowing where I stood: rest. Your own preferred candidate signed that same vote of no confidence. Truth has a way of exposing hypocrisy.
I am a fearless man. I will not stop speaking. Neither should you.
To the aspirants, my counsel remains: DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS. Take the next step now. Go to national television — Arise News, Channels TV, AIT. Command X/Twitter and every powerful media platform. Make noise, or nobody will hear your case. Once they announce a doctored result, it’s over. And heaven will not fall for them.
To those who entered politics yesterday because of Peter Obi: Go and study Nigerian politics first before attacking a man who understands the game. Sentiment does not win elections. Structure, strategy, and law do.
Listen carefully: The forces manipulating Enugu State NDC primaries are bigger than the Enugu NDC structure itself. Enugu has been PDP territory since creation. The opposition fought hard to break that chain. They saw the Obi wave of 2023, and they are terrified it will sweep them top to bottom. So they’re killing NDC Enugu from within, ensuring we field no serious candidate. And it’s working — unless we stop them.
Hear me clearly: If NDC National leadership fails to do the right thing NOW, prepare to lose Enugu State from top to bottom and beyond. Do the right thing, and let the party move forward.
Stop attacking messengers. Start facing the truth.
NDC, do the right thing now.
Fear kills dreams. Courage restores victory.
Akuamia n'Ngwo
They can silence a voice, but not a truth.
@Udehmaduabuchi

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