Post by Francis Onabis (@Onabis)
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Abraham Lincoln once observed that God must have loved ordinary people because He made so many of them.
In Nigeria today, it is the ordinary people who bear the burden of economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment, and poor governance. The majority are suffering the consequences of years of mismanagement, yet the question remains: how many are prepared to take responsibility for changing our nation's future?
Political power is rarely surrendered voluntarily. If Nigeria is to be rescued, ordinary citizens must be willing to organize, participate, and make sacrifices for the common good.
One of the greatest barriers to political participation is money. Our political system has been designed to favor those with deep pockets. Nomination forms costing hundreds of millions of naira have effectively shut out capable and patriotic Nigerians from seeking public office.
It is time to build something different.
A political party where leadership is earned, not bought. A party where every member is equal before the rules. A party built on integrity, accountability, competence, and service. A party that stands in complete contrast to the political culture that has failed our nation.
If you believe Nigeria can be rebuilt by Nigerians, for Nigerians, then this is your moment. The future will not be handed to us—we must claim it.
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The same people that are ordinary enabled all that the country is facing today