Ekiye hails Rep Chinda, other minority caucus members for constructive style of leadership ~ Truth Reporters

...says leadership is not about physical combat but advocacy for peace and unity

A peace Ambassador,  Dr Ekiye. C. Ekiye has hailed the Minority Leader of the tenth House of Representatives Rep Kingsley Chinda and his colleagues for their constructive style of leadership.

Ekiye made this disclosure in a statement entitled: 'A call for Peace, Unity And Constructive leadership over the weekend where he chronicled Chinda's peaceful approach to resolving knotty issues. 

Read him:

"Greetings to the great leaders of our nation and fellow Nigerians.

"Today, I rise to encourage every Nigerian to continue placing their faith in actions and decisions that promote peace, progress, and unity—values that true nation-builders uphold, even if those who thrive in crisis may not appreciate them.

"In this spirit, I want to particularly commend the Minority Leader of the Federal House of Representatives, Rep. Ogundu Kingsley Chinda, for exemplifying what it means to lead with wisdom, loyalty, and purpose. 

"He is not just a politician—he is a seasoned lawmaker, a man of peace, and a dependable leader whose commitment to national interest remains steadfast.

"To those who believe that opposition must mean antagonism, hatred, or constant confrontation, I urge you to rethink that notion.

" Constructive opposition is not about creating chaos—it’s about holding power to account respectfully, and working towards solutions that benefit the people.

Ekiye explained that: "The current peace and stability we are witnessing in the National Assembly and, by extension, the Federal Government, is no accident.

" It is because we have leaders in the opposition like Chinda who understands that crisis is not a path to progress—but peace is.

"Chinda is well-schooled, well-prepared, and deeply experienced. He knows that leadership is not a battlefield, but a platform for dialogue, negotiation, and service.

" Those hoping for chaos in the name of opposition will be disappointed, because leadership today must be defined by collaboration, not combat.

"I firmly believe that nothing is more important than peace. In a time where some seek to divide, disrupt, and discredit, we must stand firm in celebrating and supporting those who strive to build, unite, and lead with integrity.

"Let me take this opportunity to applaud Rep. OK Chinda and other patriotic lawmakers who are making meaningful contributions to national unity and development. 

"Do not be discouraged or distracted by those who mistake peace for weakness. Posterity is already taking note of your work and will reward your efforts.

"To all Nigerians: let us reject the politics of division and embrace the politics of purpose. Let us value leaders who seek solutions—not strife. And let us remain united in the belief that a peaceful and progressive Nigeria is not only possible—it is our collective responsibility.