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In every corner of Anambra today, you will find brilliant young minds, young men and women burning with ideas, hungry for opportunities, gifted with creativity, but held back by lack of support. Their dreams are big, their talents undeniable, yet many are forced to leave home in search of a future that should exist right here. For too long, our youth have been left to chase hope elsewhere, watching other states rise as innovation hubs while Anambra’s potential gathers dust. But a new dawn is coming, a moment of revival, a time when ideas will no longer die on paper. That hope has a name: John Nwosu of ADC. John Nwosu understands that the engine of tomorrow is not oil or politics but it is technology, innovation, and youth enterprise. He knows that when you empower the youth, you empower a nation. And that is why his plan is bold, compassionate, and visionary. Under the ADC leadership, our young innovators will not just dream but they will build, because support will meet...

In Anambra today, too many families go to bed with one eye open. Too many mothers whisper prayers at sundown, hoping their sons return safely from the streets. Too many fathers sleep lightly, ready to jump at the slightest sound, because safety, a basic right , has become a silent luxury. But this doesn’t have to be our story. John Nwosu of the ADC stands with a bold promise: to restore peace as the foundation of community life, not a privilege reserved for a few neighborhoods but a guarantee for every village, every town, every family. Nwosu understands what every true leader should do because development is impossible where fear rules. No investor will build where insecurity looms, no business thrives under fear, and no child truly dreams where gunshots replace bedtime stories. That is why his commitment goes beyond campaigns or empty political chants. He vows to strengthen our vigilante groups, those brave community defenders who have stood in the gap when government s...

In every community, there comes a moment when the people rise with one voice and declare, “Enough, we deserve better.” It is in such defining moments that true leadership emerges, leadership built not on ego, but on partnership; not on promises, but on proven commitment; not on division, but on unity. Nwosu and Nwobu symbolize a new era of leadership that understands one powerful truth: When two hearts carry one mandate which is service, the people cannot fail. This is not just a partnership in name. It is a bond rooted in shared values, shared vision, and shared sacrifice for the greater good. Together, they represent: ✅ People-centered governance ✅ Transparent leadership ✅ A future where every community has a voice ✅ Unity above politics ✅ A renewed belief that progress is possible In times when trust in leadership has been shaken, their joint commitment stands as a reminder that true power belongs to the people and leaders must walk with the people, not above them. Let...

.....Give John Nwosu a Chance to Rebuild the Future of Every Anambra Child For years, Anambra has been celebrated as the land of wisdom, a cradle of scholars, innovators, and national icons. From the classrooms of our mission schools to the brilliance produced in our universities, education has always been our pride. But today, that pride is dimming. Walk into many public schools in Anambra and you will see the quiet tragedy unfolding: overcrowded classrooms, leaking roofs, outdated curriculum, demotivated teachers, and children learning with hope in their eyes but very little support around them. The pupils sitting on bare floors are not statistics, they are our sons, our daughters, our future. How did the “Light of the Nation” dim so quickly in the very sector that built its reputation? Education is not just about chalk and blackboards; it is the engine of opportunity, economic growth, and social dignity. When a child loses access to quality learning, society loses a lea...

For too long, the people of Anambra have been fed with promises that vanish like mist at sunrise. Each election season, APGA sings the same tired song “Nkea bu nke anyi” , yet the ordinary citizens keep asking: If it is truly ours, why are we still suffering? Our markets still cry for better infrastructure, our youths are still roaming the streets without jobs, and our farmers are left at the mercy of fate. Roads that once connected our communities have turned to graveyards of forgotten pledges. The same government that promised to empower our people has instead empowered a few, while the majority wallow in silence and disappointment. But there comes a time in every generation when a people must rise and say enough is enough. That time is now. That man is John Nwosu. That party is ADC, the African Democratic Congress — a movement built not on propaganda, but on purpose; not on greed, but on growth. John Nwosu represents a new seed of hope, a leader who listens, a technocr...

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been thrown into its deepest leadership crisis in recent years, as two rival factions within the National Working Committee (NWC) suspended each other in a dramatic power struggle that has left the main opposition party in disarray — less than two years to the 2027 general election. The crisis, which unfolded yesterday, Saturday in Abuja, began after an emergency meeting convened by one faction of the NWC, where four senior national officers were suspended for alleged misconduct and violation of the party’s constitution. But in a swift counteraction, another faction led by the National Secretary, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, convened a separate meeting hours later and announced the suspension of the National Chairman, Ambassador Iliya Damagum, alongside five other top officials. Damagum Faction Suspends Four Top Officers Briefing journalists after the initial meeting, the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Debo Ologunagba, announced tha...

There are moments in history when people yearn not simply for a leader, but for a pathfinder. A voice that speaks truth when others whisper comfort. A heart that sees people before politics. A vision rooted not in personal power, but in shared progress, dignity, and hope. In a time when trust in leadership has been bruised, the call for a new kind of stewardship grows louder. A call for leaders who understand that public office is not a throne, but a responsibility. Not a privilege, but a sacred contract with the people. It is within this search for disciplined leadership and transparent governance that the ADC vision stands apart. John Nwosu represents a different political philosophy one anchored in truth, fairness, and people-first development. His appeal is not built on empty promises or loud podium declarations, but on the simple belief that leadership must serve, not rule. That progress must touch every home, not only the powerful corridors of influence. The ADC visio...

By Chigozie Igbo Jr  As Nigeria inches toward another general election in 2027, the political atmosphere is thick with uncertainty and speculation abounds. From the corridors of power in Abuja to the crowded markets of Kano and the coastal cities of the south, conversations about leadership, economic hardship, and political realignment dominate the national discourse, many are however of the opinion, that there is need for change to better the lives of Nigerians. The failed coup attempt earlier may have shaken confidence in the nation’s stability, but it also exposed the undercurrents of public dissatisfaction with rising costs, deepening poverty, and disillusionment with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Now, political watchers say Nigeria is entering one of its most unpredictable pre-election seasons in decades,one where regional sentiments, economic realities, and the personalities of key opposition figures could re...

....While His People Lose Their Homes and Livelihoods— Time for Ndi Anambra to Rise with ADC! When history calls for courage, silence becomes betrayal. Today, Ndi Anambra are weeping not because we are weak, but because those who should defend us have chosen comfort over conscience. In Lagos, the homes and businesses of hardworking Anambra sons and daughters are being crushed under the cold boots of Tinubu’s APC government. Properties we built with decades of sweat, hope, and faith, bulldozed overnight. Shops that once fed families, reduced to dust. Mothers are crying. Fathers are broken. Youths are stranded. And yet, our own Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo, sleeps beside power while his people bleed in silence. How do we explain this betrayal? The same APC government that marginalizes our people politically and economically is the same one Soludo proudly dines with! The same system that mocks our progress is the one he praises in public! Where is the voice of Anambra in th...