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How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Nobody: 1:28pm On Dec 28, 2013
I was wondering how to join politics in Nigeria. I have been informed that one needs to register with a political party before you can fully partake in mainstream politics. Basically, I am interested in joining APC - an alliance between former ANPP, CPC and ACN. How can I join the party?

The reason for wanting to join this party is personal and should be respected. Any ideas please?
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Afam4eva(m): 1:53pm On Dec 28, 2013
Go to your village and ask for the nearest office of APC and join at the local level and do some hobnobbing with other members and they'll show you the way. I also intend joining politics but want to wait to see if the political killings will reduce. I won't die because of politics. I can only die for Adaobi

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Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Nobody: 2:10pm On Dec 28, 2013
At the grassroot level - in my hometown, the stage is currently occupied by the aged ones, even the youth (after taking ogogoro and Kai Kai) tend to behave abnormally, there is a large incoherent setup at that level. Old men, old thoughts and old mentality have taking over the top echelon at the local level.

Another issue I have is in Adaobi state, in which I hail from, there has been no council polls for over a long time now. In short,politics at that level is gone and buried. I am really confused.
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Afam4eva(m): 2:14pm On Dec 28, 2013
Keneking: At the grassroot level - in my hometown, the stage is currently occupied by the aged ones, even the youth (after taking ogogoro and Kai Kai) tend to behave abnormally, there is a large incoherent setup at that level. Old men, old thoughts and old mentality have taking over the lower echelon at the local level.

Another issue I have is in Adaobi state, in which I hail from, there has been no council polls for over a long time now. In short,politics at that level is gone and buried. I am really confused.
I believe the best place to start is at the grassroot level except you have some connections in Awka. The best way to breakthrough is to have the right sonnections.
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Nobody: 2:22pm On Dec 28, 2013
The gov-elect Dr. Obiano hails from Aguleri while I am from Umuleri. I hear he is already surrendered by APGA hawks with their long red hats. Accessing him now is very difficult as he is still under the tutelage of Adaobi ... Someone has advised me to participate in GEJ's signature national conference...by making some noise and be noticed. Even at that, I hear that these elders have taken positions already awaiting its formal commencement.

My dear, entry into Nigerian politics can be tough...but I believe that the best bet is to join APC (at its unorganized current state).
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Afam4eva(m): 2:25pm On Dec 28, 2013
Keneking: The gov-elect Dr. Obiano hails from Aguleri while I am from Umuleri. I hear he is already surrendered by APGA hawks with their long red hats. Accessing him now is very difficult as he is still under the tutelage of Adaobi ... Someone has advised me to participate in GEJ's signature national conference...by making some noise and be noticed. Even at that, I hear that these elders have taken positions already awaiting its formal commencement.

My dear, entry into Nigerian politics can be tough...but I believe that the best bet is to join APC (at its unorganized current state).

That's actually one of the best ways. Go and ask Reuben Abati and the late Spokesperson of NNPC. Another way is to throw your hat into the ring in any election even if you don't intend to win. That way you'll get noticed by the eventual winner. You could even withdraw from the race and endorse the person you think would win.
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Nobody: 2:36pm On Dec 28, 2013
The next elections in Anambra state is hopefully in 2018. How can one wait that long, I shall be almost 40 yrs then. I am not sure that the youthful energy would even be there to - charge- the system. Just thinking what can one do? Everything is shared...State House of Assembly seats occupied, fed house rep gone, senate rep closed, deputy gov and governor also concluded. How can we expand this politics to be more accomodating?

Besides, one is not ready to do PA (personal assistant to any of these people), keep carrying bags, briefcase, handsets etc or even washing their cars hoping that you can be considered one day. Never ever. What qualification do they have that I do not have? With a postgraduate degree, I can contribute even more than them...I want to contribute and that is why I want to join politics.

Please help me.
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by lorddannie: 11:54pm On Dec 28, 2013
You can start by attacking the president, his policies, his expenditures and FG. You can even write an open letter to him.

After that, sit tight at home and APC dons would visit you and promise you a slot in the next general election. cheesy cheesy
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by egift(m): 12:35am On Dec 29, 2013
OP, I feel your pain. Am not a politican. Just want to wish you the best in your quest.
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by biafranqueen: 12:44am On Dec 29, 2013
The first step is to join a cult not just the party, each party has a cult they will initiate themselves. After that the next is to sacrifice someone you love dearly, usually your mother, or maybe your man hood something you cherish, this way they now know your in and will not reveal all the atrocities. Are you ready for that That is for big position but if your not ready for that you can start by being a boy boy as Commissioner or any LGA tout, from that you can see if your ready to step up and be a killer. Goodluck!

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Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by Smily202(m): 7:30am On Dec 29, 2013
biafranqueen: The first step is to join a cult not just the party, each party has a cult they will initiate themselves. After that the next is to sacrifice someone you love dearly, usually your mother, or maybe your man hood something you cherish, this way they now know your in and will not reveal all the atrocities. Are you ready for that That is for big position but if your not ready for that you can start by being a boy boy as Commissioner or any LGA tout, from that you can see if your ready to step up and be a killer. Goodluck!

What kind of Advice is this......

Keep ur mouth shut. .....
Re: How Do I Join Politics In Nigeria? by biafranqueen: 3:14am On Dec 31, 2013
Smily202:

What kind of Advice is this......

Keep ur mouth shut. .....
This not advise this is how it goes, is it a secret , please stop fooling yourself American government has the biggest Cult to University that runs Politics but just like Governor Amechi said what will you do about it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO1BD6jpBSE

Welcome to Democracy this is what your leaders are emulating shine ur eyes grin If you think your leaders are not in a Secret Society continue in your fantasy but the truth is that is the way it is in Politricks, I don't mean to bust your bubble tongue

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