Middle Belt Group Demands Actionable Plans from Parties

The Convocation of Middle Belt Nations held its maiden convocation at Throneroom Trust Ministries in Kafanchan, Kaduna state, where it issued a communiqué urging the Middle Belt electorate to reject empty political rhetoric. Dr Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, the convener and vision pioneer of the ministry, read the communiqué.
The group emphasized that any political party seeking support from the Middle Belt must demonstrate a genuine understanding of the region's unique challenges and present actionable plans addressing issues such as insecurity, infrastructure, education, healthcare, economic empowerment, agriculture, and inclusive governance. It cautioned against prematurely endorsing any political party lacking a clear agenda for the Middle Belt and called for deeper political participation, including aggressive voter registration and accountability of elected officials.
The gathering advocated for a fundamental shift in consciousness, leadership, unity, and collective action among Middle Belt communities to confront regional and national challenges.
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