Tacha Says She Wants to Join Politics to Help Promote Good Governance
Reality TV star and popular social media influencer, Tacha, has revealed that she is passionate about joining politics because she wants to support good governance and make life better for Nigerians. She said politics affects everyone directly, and being involved is a way to help bring positive change.
During an interview with BBC Pidgin, Tacha explained that one single policy from the government can improve or worsen the life of citizens. She said this is why many people feel frustrated, because decisions made by leaders can change things for better or for worse.
Tacha said she does not want to remain among those who only complain about the government without taking action. She believes that getting involved in politics will allow her to take part in decision-making and push for better opportunities for the people.
She also mentioned that her influence as a public figure gives her a strong platform to speak up on important issues. According to her, she wants to use her voice to hold leaders accountable and encourage others to demand good governance.
Tacha said many people repeat the saying, “after God, it’s politics,” and she believes it is true because almost everything in life is affected by political decisions. She added that it is important for young people to be interested in politics because they are the ones who feel the impact the most.
The influencer stated that even though she is not currently in a position to make government decisions, she will continue to push conversations that encourage transparency and better leadership. She said she wants to see a Nigeria where leaders care about the people and work for progress.
Tacha’s statement has once again brought attention to the growing number of young Nigerians showing interest in politics. Many believe that the participation of young voices could help shape a better future for the country.
She said she will continue using her platform to support accountability, fairness, and good governance, with the hope that more Nigerians will join the movement for positive change.
