What supporting Soludo has done for me and many young persons on this course is the building of our “political character”.
From nothing, we started with the power of ideology — stakeholding.
Nothing beats that.
In spite of the many other allure, we kept our expectations in check, elevated our collective goal and starved our distractions.
We call ourselves “Soludo Apostles”. Our hands are on the plough, God forbid that we would look back.
We all have a Price, the difference is that some of us do not come so cheap neither do we have our tag in the open market.
– Mazi Ejimofor Opara writes from Awka, Anambra State.
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