Nyokhana 2019: THE WAY FORWARD WITH COMR. PST. NDEEKOR PEACE.


2019 KHANA CONSTITUENCY 2; LET’S GIVE IT TO A PREPARED MIND.
~A SHARP REVIEW OF COMR. PST. NDEEKOR PEACE ZORBARI
Summary: An unprepared candidate lacks all it takes to showcase one bit of representation.
Preparedness is a state of readiness for a challenge ahead or of being ready for something. It is also the quality or state of being prepared for a task ahead.
Lessons have clearly thought us without mincing feelings that majority out there have uncontrolled love for occupying political office(s) without first sitting down to ask of what benefit to the people of whom that seat is created for. So they are all only after their very personal interest. This is why at the end of every election, the people resort to complains upon complains of how a certain elected candidate is bad, how he or she doesn’t take calls, how he or she has abandoned and neglected the party and the people put together – only to be sharing crumbs to his perceived immediate servants. The later complains becomes like the popular "medicine after death" saying which doesn’t change anything.
The case is mostly applicable to those who eventually emerge as candidates when ordinarily they cannot win an election from unit level to other levels due to records before them.
For the benefit of the electorates and the entire constituency, it is time we put our many lessons and grievances into action. Starting from the party to the outside community, now is the time to pray into the heart of our leaders, fathers, uncles, mummies, brothers, sisters, relatives and friends to do us the favour of accepting “The Prepared Mind”.
SO WHO IS THIS PREPARED MIND? Ask me, I will let you know that I have seen one with the apparatus to win election, one who has found grace in the sight of the Lord, one who has practiced loving his own people without any kind of political ambition before now, and he is so loved and cherished by party men and the people outside the party, one who has what it takes to represent the people, a jolly-good fellow even though not given to wine, a core comrade with motivating effects-a pastor par say.
Take a glance at Comr. Pst. Ndeekor Peace Z., he is prepared to serve for service. Only this, will help us to act and make things work for us.
Think Khana II,
Think Peace,
God is involved!







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