Ada Kate Uchegbu Advocates for Female President in Nigeria by 2027
Ada Kate Uchegbu, a journalist turned politician, urges the PDP and APC to embrace change by supporting a female presidential candidate in the 2027 elections. She highlights the need to move away from recycled male politicians to address Nigeria's challenges of insecurity, unemployment, and despair.
Uchegbu emphasizes the importance of nurturing visionary leadership with a woman's touch to deliver a fresh start for the country. She stresses the significance of a generational shift in mindset and the importance of credible governance.
Uchegbu also calls for a focus on competence over cash in elections to ensure transparent and voter-centric processes.
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