In what is being described as a bold and emotional declaration of intent, public advocate and political aspirant Dr Moses Paul has announced his campaign for leadership in the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), framing it not as a typical political contest but as “a movement of conscience, a mission of hope, and a moment of truth.”
The powerful statement, which has quickly gained traction on social media and among grassroots supporters, marks the beginning of what Dr Mo says will be a people-centered campaign rooted in integrity, service, and transformation.
“This is not just another campaign,” he said in a statement released on Tuesday. “This is a movement of conscience, a mission of hope, and a moment of truth for AMAC.”
Dr Mo, known for her strong voice on governance, education, and community development, is positioning his bid as a challenge to the status quo and a rallying call to residents of AMAC to reclaim their right to transparent and accountable leadership.
According to his team, the campaign will focus on revitalizing local governance, improving basic services, strengthening community engagement, and restoring dignity to public office.
Political analysts say the tone of his declaration suggests a deeper ideological drive that could resonate with young voters, professionals, and underserved communities who have grown disillusioned with traditional politics.
As preparations intensify, Dr Mo is expected to officially unveil his policy agenda in the coming weeks, with town hall meetings and grassroots consultations already underway.
Observers believe his campaign could redefine the conversation in AMAC politics, turning it from patronage-driven politics to purpose-driven leadership.
