The Voice Of The People

 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 ...

INTRODUCTION In many Nigerian homes today, it is common to see people treating themselves without consulting a doctor. They walk into a pharmacy, ask for drugs based on guesswork, or take leftovers from a past illness. While some may see this as smart or convenient, self-medication is a silent killer that continues to threaten lives across the country. WHAT IS SELF-MEDICATION? Self-medication simply means using medicine to treat yourself without a doctor’s prescription or diagnosis. This includes: Buying drugs over-the-counter without proper advice Taking leftover drugs from an old illness Following advice from unqualified people or social media Changing dosages or drug types without any medical reason WHY NIGERIANS ENGAGE IN SELF-MEDICATION Fear of high hospital bills Long queues or delay in public hospitals Lack of access to healthcare in rural areas Confidence from previous experiences Advice from friends, traders, or online forums THE DANGERS OF SELF-MEDICATION ❌ 1. Wrong Diagnosis...

In many communities today, the common belief is: “If I’m not feeling sick, I don’t need to see a doctor.” Unfortunately, this dangerous mindset has led to countless cases of sudden health crises, unnecessary hospital bills, and avoidable deaths. Health is not only about treating sickness—it’s also about preventing disease before it becomes a threat. That is the purpose of routine health checkups. ✅ WHAT IS A ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKUP? A routine checkup is a medical examination done even when there are no symptoms of illness. It is a tool for early detection and prevention. It usually includes: Blood pressure monitoring Blood sugar testing Body weight and BMI check Cholesterol levels Cancer screenings (depending on age and gender) General physical examination 🚫 COMMON EXCUSES PEOPLE GIVE I feel fine. Fear of hearing bad news Lack of money or time Belief in traditional self-treatment Embarrassment or ignorance These excuses are widespread, but they come at a great cost—our health and somet...

As the Voice of the People, I must speak. In the face of recent tragedies, it has become even clearer that the idea of One Nigeria is a myth—nothing more than a slogan recited to silence truth and disguise injustice. 🔥 Soldiers were just killed in Niger State — about 20 brave men ambushed and murdered. What was the federal response? ➤ Tactical withdrawal. ➤ Airstrikes on distant forests. ➤ Carefully-worded press releases. ➤ No curfews. No market raids. No mass arrests. ➤ No soldiers storming homes or harassing innocent youth. Now contrast this with what happens in the Southeast: Just let two or three soldiers fall at a checkpoint in Aba, Orlu, or Ihiala— And suddenly the whole region becomes an “enemy zone.” ➤ House-to-house searches. ➤ Youth arrested for simply holding a phone. ➤ Mothers dragged from markets. ➤ Towns placed under siege. ⚖️ So I ask: Is this justice? Why is the military restrained in the North, where terror groups massacre entire villages, but merciless in the South, ...

  Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope." – Martin Luther King Jr. In times like these—when our people are under attack, our lands are stained with the blood of the innocent, and our leaders turn away in silence—we are tempted to lose hope. But hope is not weakness. Hope is power. It is the force that moves nations, awakens courage, and births new beginnings. We have seen too many graves dug in Plateau, Benue, Southern Kaduna, and other corners of this nation where justice seems buried. But we must not let despair be the end of our story. As the voice of the people, I must say: our pain must become our prophecy. We must not give up. Not now. Not ever. Let us rise from this mountain of despair, and let each voice, each step, each action be the stone of hope that rebuilds our land.

  As the Voice of the People, I must speak when silence becomes betrayal. Another dark day has fallen upon Plateau State. In a chilling attack on Sha village, Bokkos Local Government Area, three innocent family members were murdered in cold blood by unknown gunmen. This was not a random act. It was part of a deeply rooted, orchestrated pattern of violence targeting indigenous communities. These are not the casualties of war—they are the victims of governmental failure, negligence, and silence. WE CONDEMN THIS ACT OF TERROR As a concerned citizen and advocate of the oppressed, I strongly condemn this gruesome killing. No community deserves to live under constant fear. No child deserves to grow up hearing gunshots more often than laughter. Yet this has become the bitter reality in Plateau and across many parts of Nigeria’s Middle Belt. THE FAILURE OF GOVERNMENT AT ALL LEVELS 1. PLATEAU STATE GOVERNMENT: A WEAK RESPONSE Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s words of comfort, though appreciated, h...