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Pootle:
she full, no shortage. she be ukum

dominique:
How nice it will be if one of these less known parties pull a major upset at the elections and win a major seat

Abel7777:
A new political party, the Democratic Leadership Alliance (DLA), has announced its entry into Nigeria’s political space, outlining an agenda focused on economic reform, national security, and governance driven by ideology.

In a statement signed by its National Chairman, Samuel M. Memeh, and National Publicity Secretary, Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr., the party said its formation was in response to Nigeria’s “systemic failure, economic stagnation, and insecurity.”

The party said it is founded on the principles of Pan-Africanism, ethical leadership, scientific advancement, and people-centred governance, which it intends to translate into policy actions.


The DLA said it would pursue a transition from a consumption-based economy to one driven by production, innovation, and industrialisation.

It listed its priorities to include support for local manufacturing, investment in technology and research, and the promotion of youth-led enterprises.

According to the party, Nigeria’s development depends on building systems that enable citizens to create wealth and expand economic opportunities.


The party expressed concern over insecurity affecting farming communities, including the destruction of farmlands and displacement of farmers.

It proposed legislative and policy measures to address the situation, including regulation of cattle movement and the adoption of ranching systems.

The DLA said such measures are necessary to protect farmers, ensure food security, and stabilise the economy.

The party called on Nigerians to support its platform, describing its emergence as part of a broader effort to rebuild the country through collective responsibility.

It said membership is open to individuals who align with its vision and urged citizens to engage with its policies and programmes.

The announcement comes as political activities begin to gather pace ahead of the next election cycle, with new and existing parties seeking to mobilise support.

https://www.arewareportersng.com/new-party-dla-unveils-ideological-agenda-targets-economic-reform-security/

WhizdomXX:
I like their focus. It resonates with PO.

Image123:
Obi go collect and save the owner number, we all know why? Desperado.

brain54:
Nice one...


The floor ticket is now open to Peter obi.


Seriously, good to see a party with ideology and manifesto for a change.


Let's see how serious and focused they really are.


But seems like a good start. We don't want a one party State!

Hangulsaram:
Desperate to make Nigeria work not to be a lazy youth who sat and watch his future and that of his unborn generation being wasted while he on the internet insulting a man who is old enough to be his father whose shoes his father and current generation can not stand.

NwaNimo1:
Dead on arrival....PO take note!

Abel7777:
A new political party, the Democratic Leadership Alliance (DLA), has announced its entry into Nigeria’s political space, outlining an agenda focused on economic reform, national security, and governance driven by ideology.

In a statement signed by its National Chairman, Samuel M. Memeh, and National Publicity Secretary, Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr., the party said its formation was in response to Nigeria’s “systemic failure, economic stagnation, and insecurity.”

The party said it is founded on the principles of Pan-Africanism, ethical leadership, scientific advancement, and people-centred governance, which it intends to translate into policy actions.


The DLA said it would pursue a transition from a consumption-based economy to one driven by production, innovation, and industrialisation.

It listed its priorities to include support for local manufacturing, investment in technology and research, and the promotion of youth-led enterprises.

According to the party, Nigeria’s development depends on building systems that enable citizens to create wealth and expand economic opportunities.


The party expressed concern over insecurity affecting farming communities, including the destruction of farmlands and displacement of farmers.

It proposed legislative and policy measures to address the situation, including regulation of cattle movement and the adoption of ranching systems.

The DLA said such measures are necessary to protect farmers, ensure food security, and stabilise the economy.

The party called on Nigerians to support its platform, describing its emergence as part of a broader effort to rebuild the country through collective responsibility.

It said membership is open to individuals who align with its vision and urged citizens to engage with its policies and programmes.

The announcement comes as political activities begin to gather pace ahead of the next election cycle, with new and existing parties seeking to mobilise support.

https://www.arewareportersng.com/new-party-dla-unveils-ideological-agenda-targets-economic-reform-security/

Hangulsaram:
Desperate to make Nigeria work not to be a lazy youth who sat and watch his future and that of his unborn generation being wasted while he on the internet insulting a man who is old enough to be his father whose shoes his father and current generation can not stand.

Abel7777:
A new political party, the Democratic Leadership Alliance (DLA), has announced its entry into Nigeria’s political space, outlining an agenda focused on economic reform, national security, and governance driven by ideology.

In a statement signed by its National Chairman, Samuel M. Memeh, and National Publicity Secretary, Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr., the party said its formation was in response to Nigeria’s “systemic failure, economic stagnation, and insecurity.”

The party said it is founded on the principles of Pan-Africanism, ethical leadership, scientific advancement, and people-centred governance, which it intends to translate into policy actions.


The DLA said it would pursue a transition from a consumption-based economy to one driven by production, innovation, and industrialisation.

It listed its priorities to include support for local manufacturing, investment in technology and research, and the promotion of youth-led enterprises.

According to the party, Nigeria’s development depends on building systems that enable citizens to create wealth and expand economic opportunities.


The party expressed concern over insecurity affecting farming communities, including the destruction of farmlands and displacement of farmers.

It proposed legislative and policy measures to address the situation, including regulation of cattle movement and the adoption of ranching systems.

The DLA said such measures are necessary to protect farmers, ensure food security, and stabilise the economy.

The party called on Nigerians to support its platform, describing its emergence as part of a broader effort to rebuild the country through collective responsibility.

It said membership is open to individuals who align with its vision and urged citizens to engage with its policies and programmes.

The announcement comes as political activities begin to gather pace ahead of the next election cycle, with new and existing parties seeking to mobilise support.

https://www.arewareportersng.com/new-party-dla-unveils-ideological-agenda-targets-economic-reform-security/

Godfullsam:
I can only support a political party or a candidate whose first idealogy is to separate the country

Image123:
Delusion. desperate to make Nigeria work. Where's the desperation to make his family work? Where's the desperation to make Anambra work for 8 years as governor?

Image123:
Delusion. desperate to make Nigeria work. Where's the desperation to make his family work? Where's the desperation to make Anambra work for 8 years as governor?

Hangulsaram:
His family is in perfect shape, you can't compare with urs, Anambara still remain one of the best states in Nigeria so, You are the one delusional here if u can tell yourself the truth and stop hating. It's fine to have a different political view and not support him but don't make personal as if u can to challenge him in any sphere of life. Learn the respect people older, bigger and more better than you.m

aswani:
Why don't you start one with like minds?

Based on what is posted here apparently, you will come third in the Presidential elections as you will clear the South East.

You will also have 5 governors and lots of senators and House of Reps members who can then propose the motion for "separating the country".

It will shock you that any candidate with the ideology of prioritising the disintegration of Nigeria will clear not just the SE, but part of SW, SS and some parts of North Central.

Many people are tired of this contraption called one Nigeria. They are only looking for someone who will genuinely pioneer the ideology.


Unless of course, yours is a minority view held by only a few people and as we run a democracy, tough luck that you won't have it.

Image123:
You lie. His children don't believe, trust or identify with him. He's ashamed of their life choices and has failed by his own standards in parenting. That is by no means perfect shape. Apart from being financially richer, there's nothing to envy or pray for in the life of your messiah. He failed at governance in Anambra. These are confessions of the two governors after him, not just mine. Telling the truth about a politician is not disrespect. Anyone that takes up the title of a politician knows and accepts for his life to be scrutinised. Are Tinubu, Atiku and Buhari older, bigger and more better than you? Do you respect them?

Hangulsaram:
It's funny how you define someone and his entire family, and you know u are lieing to urself.

Hangulsaram:
It's funny how you define someone and his entire family, and you know u are lieing to urself.

Image123:
You forgot some hypocrisy behind.
Are Tinubu, Atiku and Buhari older, bigger and more better than you? Do you respect them?