Why we want Nigerians in American politics – US community leader

By Biodun Busari 
 
Leader of the United Nigerian Americans Council in Maryland, Dr Chris Ademiluyi, has said the organisation focuses on motivating and empowering members to become active participants in the democratic process.
 
Ademiluyi said the community was created in 2019 to encourage more members of the community to register and vote, and to run for political offices in the United States.
 
She made this known in a statement made available to Diaspora Tales on Friday while defending Nigerians contesting in political offices.
 
“Our vision and dedication continue to guide the organisation’s efforts in advocating greater political participation and representation in Maryland.
 
“UNAC-MD is committed to raising awareness and building support within the Nigerian American community,” she said.
 
The community leader emphasised that the organisation is geared to increase the number of passionate voters who can make a real difference in elections and policy decisions.
 
“The organisation promotes and acknowledges the unique perspective of its members: while they may not believe in making direct financial contributions to politicians, their votes are viewed as a powerful form of support,” she added.
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