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We’ll Remain Civil, Professional & Committed To Our Non-partisan Stance – Says TMO State Coordinator

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The State Coordinator of The Mazi Organization, TMO, Comrade Onwuegbucha Obioma Calistus, has reiterated that the group will remain civil, respectful and professional in all their interactions while maintaining their non-partisan stance.
Comrade Onwuegbucha Obioma Calistus stated this in a communique made available to newsmen on Tuesday 18th February, 2025.
He stated, “History was made On August 31, 2024, The Mazi Organization (TMO) was officially inaugurated at the Primary School Umuehieze Umuekwune, Ngor Okpala LGA, Imo State”.
“During the inauguration ceremony, we emphasized the organization’s mission:
“Today, we launch The Mazi Organization, a force dedicated to empowering our communities and achieving developmental goals. This organization serves as our guiding principle and commitment to this noble cause.”
“He made the sole purpose of the organization clear, non partisan and don’t mingle or interfere in any political activity. He further emphasized the importance of collective action and community spirit:
“We believe that by working together, we can create a better future for ourselves, our children, and generations to come.”
“The organization is open to anyone who shares the same ideas and values and intends to support.
“Our Principal, Mazi Chima Amadi PhD, is a renowned scholar, accomplished businessman, activist, and philanthropist. He is well-versed in the laws of the land and is guided by them in all his actions.
We wish to remind the general public that our Principal is entitled, competent, and capable to run for any elective position in the state and country. However, he will present himself for service when the time is due. We urge the public to disregard any misinformation or speculation about him or his intentions. He will never cower or be intimidated by any person, group, or organization peddling false information, empty threats, cheap blackmail, or political propaganda. He is less concerned by the distractions of the real enemies of the state trying to cause unnecessary tension and enmity between our principal and the state with their unguarded and misinformed statements.”
“Yesterday, the 17/2/2025, we issued a press statement calling for unity and cautioning against the “run him down syndrome” perpetuated by some mischievous hired individuals and groups. We urge these individuals to focus on constructive engagement rather than spreading misinformation.”
“The Mazi Organization remains committed to its non-partisan stance, and advocacy to good governance. We welcome individuals who share our values and ideals. We will not be distracted from our mission and will take necessary actions to protect our organization’s integrity.”
“We are committed to maintaining a civil, respectful, and professional demeanor in all our interactions.”
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