Rebuilding Nigeria Starts with Us — Okoroma Charges Ndi-Imo to Join ADC

In a clear and purposeful message to Ndi Imo at home and in the diaspora, the leadership of the African Democratic Congress in Imo State, under the guidance of Prof. James Okoroma, has called on citizens to take decisive steps toward rebuilding both the state and the nation by registering with and supporting the ADC.

Speaking with conviction, Prof. Okoroma emphasized that the future of Nigeria depends on the active involvement of responsible citizens who are ready to demand and sustain good governance. He noted that Ndi Imo, known for their enterprise, resilience, and global presence, have a critical role to play in restoring economic strength and public trust in leadership.

He reiterated that a stable and growing economy is achievable through disciplined leadership, strategic planning, and inclusive participation. ADC in Imo State assured the people that its policies are focused on job creation, support for small and medium enterprises, and the encouragement of innovation across key sectors of the economy.

On the issue of security and welfare, Prof. Okoroma made it clear that the protection of lives and property remains a primary duty of government, stressing that every citizen of Imo State and Nigeria deserves to live in safety and dignity, with access to basic social services that improve daily living conditions.

Addressing infrastructure, Prof. Okoroma pointed out that the development of reliable road networks and modern public facilities is essential for economic activity and social progress. He affirmed that ADC is committed to practical and lasting solutions that will ease transportation, support trade, and connect communities across Imo State and beyond.

Furthermore, he restated the party’s firm commitment to the rule of law, equity, and justice. He maintained that democracy must deliver measurable benefits to the people and that leadership must always remain accountable to the citizens.

In conclusion, Prof. Okoroma urged Ndi-Imo and Ndi-Igbo everywhere to rise with a shared sense of duty and purpose, set aside indifference, and participate actively in the democratic process. He described the ADC as a credible and people focused platform prepared to deliver effective governance and sustainable development.