My dear and great people of Nigeria, I once again welcome us to another edition of this platform that is targeted to prepare our minds towards the forthcoming 2023 general elections in the country.

I have earlier thoroughly analyzed the issue of zoning and other related matters. At the end, I was apparently able to convince the audience that though zoning is of great importance, it should not be placed as priority while discussing who ought to lead Nigeria as a country.

I was able to communicate to us in a language everyone understood that the fact that a particular aspirant hails from a certain zone or region shouldn’t be in any way a thing of worry if we are truly concerned about credibility or the good of the country at large.

Today, we are also discussing a similar topic, though of different interpretation. This outing is trying to tell my fellow Nigerians that it is highly bad and ungodly to condemn someone as soon as we set our eyes on him or her, as the case may be, hence this topic

It is no longer news that most times, people seem to hate someone the moment they come across him. For instance, you would notice that sometimes you find yourself developing hatred for a certain person the very moment you see him/her. We have all been guilty of this in one way or the other.

The point is that such a manner of attitude is too bad and uncalled for, to say the least. How could you hate, or even attempt to crucify someone who has done absolutely nothing wrong to you? It does not make sense in any way. This kind of behaviour is what we call persecution.

Persecution is a cruel and unfair treatment melted out to someone over a given period of time. In the past, the Holy writ makes us realize that most apostles of Jesus Christ, or those who preached the gospel after His crucifixion, were all persecuted by the unbelievers. Even Christ was severely persecuted on arrival, by those that lived during His time.

Sometimes, such treatment, or hatred on arrival, could be as a result of envy. If we notice that someone has apparently become more successful than us, or that he/she is being celebrated than usual, we would begin to cast spell on him as if he is the cause of our unsuccessful efforts in our various businesses, trades, or places of endeavour.

It is even funnier when realized that the person you are trying to crucify does not personally know you, or have not had any personal contact or interaction with you. In other words, you are planning the death or downfall of someone who doesn’t know that you, as a person, exist. Such an act, my dear people, is not just wicked but evil, thus likely to attract the wrath of God.

Acknowledging that such an act is, on the contrary, harmful to the person that carries it out, we have no choice than to drop it because no one in his/her real senses would want to hurt him/herself. You cannot continue to nurture interest in something that may, in the long run, cost your happiness or even your precious life.

The truth of the matter is that witch-hunting of someone else is to the detriment of our existence, because the innocent person being witch-hunted has a Supreme Being that fights for him. As long as you are thinking evil for someone who did nothing to you, his Creator can never allow you to go scot-free.

Apart from the above fact, as you use your precious time thinking of how to cause someone’s downfall, you are also wasting the time you would have used to do something meaningful for yourself.

It is painful when realized that people are often busy casting spells on someone whose aspiration means well for Nigeria or the entire people of the country. The truth is that you can’t actually know one’s true idiosyncrasies until you move closer to the person.

But, as we take decisive decisions, it’s imperative to acknowledge the need to adopt an aspirant who is still youthful, exuberant and hearty. The age bracket he or she belongs to should matter a lot to us. You and I know that any project or aspiration that does not have the interest of our young ones, or the youth precisely, does not deserve any support from any sane individual.

We are expected to first and foremost welcome any aspirant towards scrutinizing what he has upstairs or his utmost intention for Nigerians and Nigeria in general. Hence, I urge us to assess him as much as we can. Hence, we must embrace the person and endeavour to have a roundtable discussion with him to enable us discover his actual agenda.

This is simply an assessment time; the period to examine and reexamine one’s aspiration; the moment to scrutinize each of the numerous aspirants across the nook and cranny of the Nigerian State. Ecclesiastes 3 has already made us know that “there is time for everything under the Sun”. So, I expect us to make judicious use of this biblical quote, or inspirational talk.

We ought to, therefore, endeavour to give any aspirant a listening ear and fair hearing. But while we do so, we must be prepared to be wiser than the serpent. This is the only way we, as a people, can ascertain the actual qualities of certain aspirants. Read my lips.

Thank you once again for your time and attention as I plead with us to assemble here next time for another inspirational topic as usual.

My good people of Nigeria, I once again welcome us to another edition of this noble and divine platform. It has never been by our efforts, so I give thanks to the Almighty for His support.

So far, it has been clear that God is in support of this movement. For having recorded success since we commenced the crusade, it is understandable that the Creator is really with us.

I call this movement a divine one because it was initiated through God’s inspiration. I got the message from above to come up with this platform; that’s why I proudly address it as a divine movement.

Your contributions so far have also shown that we are all behind the crusade. Apart from every other effort, making out time to be with me here is enough reason to believe that we are together, and that you are in support of the essence of this movement that is targeted to tell us more about the impending general elections in Nigeria.

The reactions I receive after every edition have shown me that I am not standing alone. It has made me believe that there are many who are more determined to ensure that our dearest country becomes better and stronger come 2023. It has made me understand that there are several other Nigerians who are willing and ready to make the country walk again having suffered a seeming paralysis.

In the last edition, we talked about the need to start asking important questions. We took time to explain that it was time we began asking very important questions concerning the fast approaching electoral race in the country.

And after the last outing, we understood it is very pertinent to tender inquiries that would be useful to the electorate as regards the fast approaching race. Yes, everything was well understood by each of us.

In that edition, we noted that the best thing any discerning mindset could do was to ask reasonable questions towards ascertaining the actual antecedents of any aspirant. We equally understood that any well-meaning aspirant ought to be willing and prepared to respond to any form of enquiry at any time.

Today’s edition is interested in telling us the need to speak with one voice. This very outing wants to inform us in a language we will understand that we are all expected to start speaking with only one voice towards ensuring the rightful person emerges victoriously come 2023.

If we must tell ourselves the gospel truth, we will not hesitate to agree that only a true and well-meaning Nigerian can turn things around for good after the expiration of the tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari.

All we want is the candidate that possesses all it takes to deliver; one among all the aspirants that is sincerely interested in taking the country to the Promised Land; an individual who truly wants to lead the country with the fear of God.

But we must understand that such an aspirant as mentioned above or earlier cannot make himself the President of Nigeria. He can only become the country’s number one citizen through our support and encouragement. Above all, it is only our collective votes that can authorize him to lead the country come 2023.

The above statement is the reason we are meant to speak with one voice. It is only by speaking with one voice we can be seen as a single body. And if we act as one indivisible body or group, nothing can stop us from being in charge when the time comes.

If we failed to have one voice, we would give chances for other unwanted aspirants to become relevant. We need to collectively let everyone, both at home and abroad, understand that we are independent when it comes to taking a decision. But if we fail to act as one body, people will be forced to ignore us.

We really do not need to let anyone make decisions for us. We have good brains that can act as expected. Nigeria is ours, so we must safeguard it with the last drop of our blood. And the best way to do so is to ensure that only the right or best aspirant is given the opportunity to win or lead the country come 2023.

It is really by having one voice we can become stronger and better. We need to act as members of a particular family. And in such a family, we must put heads together whenever we want to take any action that can affect the entire country. Most importantly, in this, we must see ourselves as equal in order not to see anyone as less important.

I urge us to take note of the above message as I beg to take my usual break till we interact again as usual.