The Voice Of The People

INTRODUCTION Politics has changed a lot over time. What we see in leadership, elections, and public service today is different from what people experienced many years ago. Let’s look at the differences between the politics of yesterday and today, and what it means for us. 1. LEADERS THEN WERE MORE HONEST Yesterday: Many leaders in the past served with honesty and a clear mission. They were not perfect, but they cared about the people. Names like Nnamdi Azikiwe and Obafemi Awolowo are remembered for their vision and service. Today: Now, many politicians are only after money and power. They focus more on their pockets than the people. Corruption is more common, and trust is broken. 2. POLITICAL PARTIES HAD MEANING Yesterday: Political parties stood for something. Each one had clear goals and ideas for the country. People followed parties based on what they believed. Today: Parties are now just platforms for personal ambition. Many politicians switch from one party to another without sham...

In today’s society, many are drawn to the idea of fast money and luxury lifestyles, even if it means engaging in fraud. Some people see fraudsters living large—driving flashy cars, wearing expensive clothes, and showcasing wealth on social media. But behind that glittering image lies a dark truth. This article reveals both the temporary advantages and the devastating disadvantages of being a fraudster. ✅ TEMPORARY ADVANTAGES OF A FRAUDSTER Let’s be honest: fraudsters sometimes appear to enjoy certain benefits. These may look attractive on the surface, but they do not last. 1. Quick Money Fraudsters can make large amounts of money in a short time without hard labor. 2. Luxurious Lifestyle They may afford cars, houses, and vacations that most people only dream of. 3. False Influence and Popularity Fraudsters sometimes gain fans and followers, fooling people into believing they are successful. 4. Manipulation Power They can deceive and control others to get what they want—emotionally or f...

INTRODUCTION They call it Nigeria. But in truth, there are two Nigerias. One is for the cities — full of lights, cameras, and promises. The other is for the forgotten — where children are born and buried without record, where leaders only visit with campaign songs, and where development is nothing but a rumour. Ette, my hometown, belongs to this second Nigeria. THE REALITY OF ETTE AND PLACES LIKE IT We are not asking for skyscrapers. We are not asking for flyovers. We are asking for the basics of life: Clean water Good roads Primary healthcare Electricity Security Access to education But what do we get? Collapsed roads that cut us off from the world Power poles that haven’t seen light in years Health centers without drugs or doctors Youth with no jobs, no hope, and no help Old people who die in silence, unacknowledged Yet, when elections come, politicians suddenly remember us. They come in convoys, make fake promises, and disappear again — until the next round of lies. WHY ...

INTRODUCTION  Nigeria is a country with a rich population of energetic, educated youth, yet many leadership positions remain occupied by individuals who have served in government for decades. This persistent trend of power recycling has become a national issue that demands thoughtful attention. 🏛️ WHEN FAMILIAR NAMES KEEP RETURNING From military eras to democratic elections, many of Nigeria's top political figures have maintained influence across changing governments. While experience is valuable, the absence of new voices in leadership stifles innovation and weakens democracy. Citizens often witness the same leaders returning in various capacities—moving from one role to another—without substantial evidence of progress or accountability. 👥 AGE IS NOT THE ISSUE—ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY ARE The concern is not about age, but about access. When political opportunities are restricted to a few individuals or families, younger, qualified Nigerians are sidelined. For democracy to thrive, ...

INTRODUCTION In every election season, they wear the clothes of the poor, kneel beside market women, carry babies, and promise heaven on earth. They say, “This time will be different.” They vow to fix roads, create jobs, pay salaries, and secure lives. The people clap, dance, and vote. But as soon as power is handed over to them, the same people who begged during campaigns become emperors. They close the gate, silence their phones, and forget the very people who suffered under the sun to vote them in. This is betrayal. THE NATURE OF THE BETRAYAL The roads remain broken. Salaries remain unpaid. Hospitals lack basic drugs. Insecurity grows. Students are idle. Pensioners are dying. And what do these politicians do? They fly private jets, send their children abroad, buy houses in Dubai, and keep repeating one thing: “We are working.” But we ask: Working for who? Certainly not the ordinary people. WHY THEY MUST NOT BE FORGIVEN It is not just failure — it is betrayal. When a man is trusted w...

In this defining moment of our political journey, my loyalty remains clear and unwavering, I stand with Peter Obi. He is not just a politician; he is the grand pillar of a new Nigeria. His leadership, vision, and integrity remain unmatched in our contemporary democratic history. The recent disruptions in the Labour Party, orchestrated and sustained by individuals like Julius Abure, have become unbearable. Rather than build, they divide. Rather than unite the Nigerian people around purpose and principle, they fuel personal ambition at the expense of national progress. If these internal forces have chosen to betray the people’s hope, then it is only wise we redirect our energy—not away from the movement, but away from those sabotaging it. This is why the African Democratic Congress (ADC) becomes an option—not because of the name or structure, but only if Peter Obi becomes its presidential candidate. Let me be very clear: I will only support ADC if Peter Obi flies its flag. Without Peter ...

As the voice of the people, I must issue a powerful and unambiguous warning to the Nigerian authorities and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) regarding the deep and troubling issues that have plagued our electoral process. The 2023 presidential election and its aftermath have laid bare serious concerns about the credibility, transparency, and fairness of the system that is supposed to uphold the sacred right of every Nigerian to freely choose their leaders. The Electoral Process Under Siege Elections are the cornerstone of democracy. They are the mechanism through which the people’s will is expressed and respected. However, recent events have shown that our electoral process is under siege by systemic malpractices. Reports of vote rigging, result manipulation, the malfunctioning and suspicious operation of BVAS devices, and the inexplicable shutdowns and discrepancies in the iREV portal have cast a shadow of doubt over the legitimacy of the declared results. The wide...

 Why We Must Stop Political Propaganda Before 2027 By the Voice of the People As the voice of the people, I must speak with boldness and truth: political propaganda is a weapon of mass deception, and if we don’t stop it now, 2027 may become another national disaster. Just recently, it was uncovered that a group was created by the ruling APC to blackmail Mr. Peter Obi, a man whose passion for a new Nigeria has given millions hope. This is not a rumor; it is reality. The propaganda machine is not sleeping. They are still at work—manufacturing lies, twisting facts, and targeting voices of reason. The question now is: When will Nigeria learn her lessons? To my Yoruba brothers and sisters, and all others who supported what you thought was the better choice in 2023—how far? I ask without malice: Are you enjoying what you supported? This is not about tribe or political party. It is about truth and conscience. Today, we all suffer together—no region is spared. The economy is broken. Hunger...

📢By Dr Peter Onoja Date: 28/6/2025 Location: Ette, Enugu State As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 general elections, many people are concerned about the recent defections from the Labour Party (LP). Some elected members have left the party, causing confusion and disappointment, especially among loyal supporters and youths who believe in the LP’s mission for a better Nigeria. However, in an exclusive interview held in Ette, Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area, Dr. Peter Onoja, a respected public figure and strong supporter of the Labour Party, spoke out to calm the fears of Nigerians. According to Dr. Onoja, there is no reason to worry. > “There is absolutely no need to panic. Before the 2023 elections, Labour Party had no single elected official. Yet we became a force that shook the political foundations of this country. Defections mean nothing if the people remain united.” He reminded everyone that the Labour Party grew because of the people's support and belief in change, not ...

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  🌞 Good Morning, My Great People!🌞 A new day has arrived, fresh and full of opportunities. The sun rises not just to light up the sky, but to awaken hope in our hearts. No matter how heavy the burdens of yesterday were, today brings another chance to rise above them. Each morning reminds us that we are alive for a purpose. It is not just another day—it is your day to shine, to make progress, to speak up for justice, and to walk in truth. Let the failures of the past be your teachers, not your jailers. Let today be a testimony that you survived, that you endured, and that you are ready for what lies ahead. 🔔 INSPIRATION FOR TODAY: Wake up with determination. Speak with purpose. Walk with dignity. Act with courage. Pray for Everyone. Believe in a better tomorrow. I must remind you that silence in the face of oppression is also a form of injustice. So go into your day with strength in your soul and light in your heart. Be kind, be bold, and above all, be real.

On Saturday, June 22, 2025, tragedy struck the heart of Borno State once again. What was supposed to be a joyful wedding celebration in Konduga town became a mass grave. A female suicide bomber, cold-hearted and programmed by evil, walked into the gathering and detonated an explosive device, instantly killing at least 10 innocent people. Others were left with devastating injuries. Joy turned to screams. Celebration to chaos. Families were wiped out in seconds. And then, as the town was still trying to grasp the horror, a second female suicide bomber attempted to strike another location. By divine intervention or pure chance, she was apprehended before causing more destruction. This act is not only barbaric—it is demonic, and must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. No ideology, no religion, no cause can justify such evil. This was not just an attack on a community—it was an attack on our shared humanity. ❌ BOKO HARAM: A DEFEATED GROUP OR A POLITICAL LIE? Nigerians have heard ...