“Support Candidates With Competence And Character Peacefully”- Williams Uchemba Tells Nigerians

Nollywood actor Williams Uchemba has urged Nigerians to focus on supporting leaders based on their competence and character rather than engaging in endless arguments on social media.

The actor made the statement while expressing his admiration for Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah, whom he praised for his commitment to work and efforts to improve the state.

According to Uchemba, Nigerians who believe a particular candidate has the necessary qualities to lead should support such a person peacefully instead of resorting to online attacks and insults.

“If you have a candidate with competence and character, support him peacefully. A country is not fixed by sitting on social media and typing nonsense,” he said.

Uchemba also explained that he pays little attention to social media controversies because he has other responsibilities to attend to offline. He maintained that he is doing his best to contribute to making the country work.

Speaking about Governor Mbah, the actor expressed his admiration for the governor’s work ethic, claiming that he sometimes remains at the office until midnight because of official duties.

“I don’t even notice all the social media dragging because I have other things to do offline. I’m trying my best to make the country work. I’m overproud of Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah. Sometimes, he leaves the office at midnight because of work,” Uchemba stated.

The actor also commented on the death of a man during an NDC event, expressing concern over what he described as the insensitive reactions of some people to the incident.

He alleged that some individuals appeared pleased about the man’s death, adding that reports of his supposed death had circulated even before he actually died.

“Regarding the man who died during the NDC event, some people are happy about his death because, even when he was still alive, barely a day later, they had already pronounced him dead,” he said.

Uchemba’s remarks have highlighted his concerns about political discussions on social media, the importance of peaceful political engagement and the need for sensitivity when reacting to reports of someone’s death.

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