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Democracy Day: Ned Nwoko advocates commitment to true democracy
Senator (Dr.) Prince Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North in the National Assembly, in commemoration of Democracy Day on Wednesday, advocated for commitment to true democracy in in Nigeria.
Ned Nwoko in his goodwill message declared that “Democracy is more than just a system of governance; it is the embodiment of our collective aspirations for freedom, equality, and justice.”
The Senator, wishing Nigerians Happy Democracy Day, highlighted, @Prince_NedNwoko
“Commitment to True Democracy
“Democracy is more than just a system of governance; it is the embodiment of our collective aspirations for freedom, equality, and justice.
“To fully embrace and celebrate democracy, we must confront the challenges that hinder its full realization. Our electoral process needs to be seamless and transparent, free from the pervasive influence of godfatherism and the blight of nepotism.
“Democracy thrives on the active participation and engagement of its citizens. It requires a collective commitment to uphold justice, fairness, and equality.
“As we honor the legacy of those who fought for our democratic freedoms, let us also recognize our responsibility to address these systemic issues.
“Happy Democracy Day!”
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