Merry Christmas to all my conscious ladies and gentlemen, and to every lover of justice and freedom.
This season reminds us of the power of family, community, and togetherness. It is a time when we pause to appreciate one another and to reconnect with the values that hold us together.
My heart is genuinely lifted by the increased number of Ndị Igbo who travelled home this Christmas compare to last year’s. Your presence at home speaks loudly. It shows that our people are paying attention, that we are beginning to move with one mind and one spirit.
But we must not stop here. The next steps before us are critical: strengthening our unity, rebuilding and transforming our communities, and above all, continuing the demand for the unconditional release of Mazi #NnamdiKanu.
Let us be clear, Mazi #NnamdiKanu is unjustly convicted. His only “offence” is speaking truth to power and insisting on a better future for our people. While he remains in detention, those who terrorise innocent citizens continue to roam free, negotiating “peace” with a government that protects and integrates them even as the killings continue. This is the painful reality we must confront with courage.
To those who do not celebrate Christmas, I still extend my warm wishes. May this season offer you a moment of reflection, grounding, and conscious transformation.
As you gather with your families and loved ones today, I pray that the peace and joy of Christmas fill your homes and remain with you always.
Merry Christmas, and may truth and justice guide us into the days ahead.
Uchechigeme Anyanwụụtụtụ Okwu-Kanu
25.12.2025.
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