In today’s digital era, silence fuels misinformation. The authentic Ohanaeze Ndigbo, led by Senator John Azuta-Mbata, must reclaim its voice with clarity and courage. REMMY NWEKE writes in Telecoms Clinic@ITREALMS that true leadership demands consistency to silence impostors and truth to restore Igbo unity, credibility, and moral authority.In an age where every voice competes for attention and misinformation spreads faster than truth, silence is no longer golden.
The authentic Ohanaeze Ndigbo, now under the leadership of Senator John Azuta-Mbata, faces a defining challenge to reclaim integrity, unity, and credibility amid growing digital confusion.
Once, restraint in speech was considered wisdom. But today, silence in the face of distortion and imposture is complicity.
Once, restraint in speech was considered wisdom. But today, silence in the face of distortion and imposture is complicity.
As opportunistic voices like Okechukwu Isiguzoro persist in parading parallel claims, the authentic Ohanaeze must assert its moral and organizational authority with clarity and courage.
The Igbo nation is not voiceless, but is deeply misrepresented. The challenge lies not in a lack of intellect or conviction, but in the failure to project a unified and credible voice.
The Igbo nation is not voiceless, but is deeply misrepresented. The challenge lies not in a lack of intellect or conviction, but in the failure to project a unified and credible voice.
Leadership must move beyond political entanglements and return to the original spirit of Ohanaeze; a platform for unity, vision, and advocacy for justice.
To remain relevant, Ohanaeze must embrace strategic communication, leveraging digital platforms to reconnect with Igbo citizens globally. The era of quiet diplomacy is over. The modern movement requires digital responsiveness, not just statements, but continuous engagement.
Authentic leadership demands clarity, courage, and consistency. Clarity to define what the organization stands for; courage to confront impostors and false narratives; and consistency to build long-term trust with the Igbo people and Nigeria at large.
For Ohanaeze Ndigbo, this is more than a leadership test; it is a moral imperative. To lead in the era of digital noise, it must rise above distractions and re-establish its voice as the true custodian of Igbo identity and conscience.
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In this age of digital democratization, where one post can spark a movement, silence must become strategic, a pause before purpose, not paralysis before responsibility.
The time for silence has passed. The real Ohanaeze must now speak authentically, intelligently, and fearlessly.
*Remmy Nweke, is the editor, ITREALMS Online and Lead Consulting Strategist, DigitalSENSE Africa.
To remain relevant, Ohanaeze must embrace strategic communication, leveraging digital platforms to reconnect with Igbo citizens globally. The era of quiet diplomacy is over. The modern movement requires digital responsiveness, not just statements, but continuous engagement.
Authentic leadership demands clarity, courage, and consistency. Clarity to define what the organization stands for; courage to confront impostors and false narratives; and consistency to build long-term trust with the Igbo people and Nigeria at large.
For Ohanaeze Ndigbo, this is more than a leadership test; it is a moral imperative. To lead in the era of digital noise, it must rise above distractions and re-establish its voice as the true custodian of Igbo identity and conscience.
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In this age of digital democratization, where one post can spark a movement, silence must become strategic, a pause before purpose, not paralysis before responsibility.
The time for silence has passed. The real Ohanaeze must now speak authentically, intelligently, and fearlessly.
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How can the authentic Ohanaeze Ndigbo practically implement a unified digital communication Slither io strategy that not only counters misinformation but also actively engages and empowers Igbo youth across global platforms to shape the narrative of Igbo identity in the modern era?
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