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‎LET US ALL JOIN HANDS AND REMOVE THIS EVIL IN OUR COUNTRY THROUGH THIS COALITION- KENNETH OKONKWO. (PHOTO).


 ‎let us all join hands and remove this evil in our country through this coalition---Kenneth Okonkwo

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‎Veteran actor and politician Kenneth Okonkwo has offered a candid explanation for joining the new opposition coalition centered around the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

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‎Speaking in an interview shared on Symfoni TV, he said, that he is glad that some people that brought Tinubu to power are already acknowledging that they brought evil into Nigeria by putting Tinubu in power. He Cited a statement made by a former prominent APC member that brought Tinubu into power


 "The only reason I'm in this coalition is to remove the evil that I've brought to this nation."

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‎Okonkwo described the coalition as a turning point in Nigeria’s political history, insisting it is built not on the pursuit of power but on the commitment to the welfare of Nigerians. He highlighted Article 3 of the ADC’s constitution, which pledges to create a society founded on peace, prosperity, and justice.

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‎Okonkwo admitted that past mistakes had taught many politicians valuable lessons. He stressed that the new coalition was determined to enforce discipline, respect the rule of law, and restore hope to Nigerians

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‎He concluded by urging citizens to support the coalition’s mission, framing it as an opportunity to correct the nation’s course and bring meaningful change.

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