Politics

NYA Expresses Disappointment Over Tinubu’s Response To Protests, Accuses Him of Narcissist Leadership.

NYA Expresses Disappointment Over Tinubu’s Response To Protests, Accuses Him of Narcissist Leadership.

The National Youth Alliance (NYA) is appalled and disappointed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's address to the nation, which failed to acknowledge the fundamental issues driving the ongoing protests across Nigeria. The President's response demonstrates a clear disconnect from the harsh realities of hunger, economic hardship, and suffering faced by Nigerians. Instead of addressing the root causes of the protests, the President chose to tout his administration's achievements, which have only exacerbated the economic woes of the citizenry. The removal of fuel subsidies, touted as a necessary reform, has plunged millions of Nigerians into deeper poverty and hardship. We question…
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“..And Finally Mr. President Spoke Without Listening”

“..And Finally Mr. President Spoke Without Listening”

Shame on the handlers of this Presidency. Shame on Mr. President. Shame on the All Progressive Congress APC. Shame on all those who have direct access to Mr. President but cannot tell him the Truth. And shame to all those who undermine the extent to which an aggrieved people can go. Unfortunately, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears to have been ensconced and removed from all those who can tell him the Truth. Mr. President has continued on the same trajectory as his Aides who believe that threat and orders can attend and assuage the anger in the land. Mr. President…
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Don’t Claim Credit: Southeast’s Stance on Protest is a Result of Disconnection, Not Political Expediency” – NYA

Don’t Claim Credit: Southeast’s Stance on Protest is a Result of Disconnection, Not Political Expediency” – NYA

PRESS STATEMENT - July 4, 2024 The Southeast Zone of the National Youth Alliance (NYA) is compelled to respond to the recent press briefing by Governor Hope Uzodimma, Chairman of the Southeast Governors Forum, regarding the Southeast region's indifference to the ongoing nationwide protests. We categorically state that the absence of protests in the Southeast is not a result of political influence or maneuvering, but rather a manifestation of the people's detachment from the Nigerian state. Any politician or group claiming credit for this development is either being dishonest or insensitive to the region's challenges. The NYA emphasizes that this…
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Endorsements and the power-brokers (2)

Endorsements and the power-brokers (2)

By abiodun KOMOLAFE Obafemi Awolowo, Nnamdi Azikiwe and Ahmadu Bello endorsed candidates, leveraging their influence and reputation. Awolowo reportedly supported Joseph Fadahunsi (1960), Ayo Akinsanya (1960) and Adekunle Ajasin (1979). Azikiwe backed Michael Okpara (1960), C. C. Onyia (1963) and Chukwuemeka Ojukwu (1966) while Ahamadu Bello endorsed Tafawa Abubakar Balewa (1959), Kashim Ibrahim (1962) and Usman Faruk (1985). Their endorsements carried weight due to regional influence, party leadership, national stature and grassroots connections. Awolowo’s vast network and loyal following could make or break candidates, boost credibility, mobilize support, shape party decisions and impact electoral outcomes. By embracing the power of…
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Governor Hope Uzodinma Praises Ndigbo For Shunning Nationwide Protests.

Governor Hope Uzodinma Praises Ndigbo For Shunning Nationwide Protests.

Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has expressed his gratitude to the people of the South Eastern region for not participating in the recent nationwide protest. In a statement, Governor Uzodimma commended the Igbo people for their wisdom and prudence in avoiding the demonstrations, citing concerns about potential hijacking by miscreants. The Governor acknowledged the right to peaceful protest, but noted that the decision to prioritize safety and stability in the region demonstrates great foresight. He praised the people of the South East for heeding his appeal to stay away from the protests, showcasing their commitment to maintaining peace and order…
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