Imo Community Leaders Imposed: Stakeholders Voice Concern Over Democracy

Stakeholders in the Eziama autonomous community of Isiala Mbano council in Imo state have raised concerns about the imposition of leaders on their community, which they believe is threatening the very foundation of democracy in the region.

In separate interviews held in Owerri on Tuesday, the stakeholders voiced their fears about the potential extinction of democratic institutions built by the people of the community.

The stakeholders expressed their disappointment and frustration over the situation, stating that the imposition of leaders goes against the very principles of democracy.

They emphasized the need to preserve democratic values and ensure that the people’s voices are heard and respected.

This issue has sparked discussions among the community members, with many calling for a review of the current leadership selection process.

The stakeholders have urged the relevant authorities to take necessary steps to address the issue and ensure that the democratic rights of the people are protected.

The imposition of leaders in the Eziama autonomous community of Isiala Mbano council in Imo state has caused a stir among the community’s stakeholders, who are concerned about the future of democracy in their region.

They have called for a more transparent and inclusive leadership selection process to ensure that the community’s democratic institutions are not compromised.