Enugu is approaching a decisive moment — one that will test whether we choose progress over intimidation, ideas over violence, and the people’s mandate over the grip of political thuggery.
For too long, politics in our state has been tainted by the culture of hired hands, masked faces, and pump-action guns. This outdated playbook belongs to a past where fear was used to silence the will of the people. But a new wind is blowing across Enugu.
The political exercise that is about to unfold will not be decided in backrooms or through the barrels of illegal weapons — it will be decided in the open, where the people’s voice is louder than any thug’s threat. This is a contest of vision, competence, and service.
We will see leadership that understands that true power comes from the people’s trust, not from coercion. We will see a movement that puts development above division, and unity above intimidation.
Enugu deserves politics of ideas, not politics of thuggery. And the people are ready to prove it.
