Diaspora Nigerians Must Unite Behind LPPMC for a Free and Fair 2027 Election

By Dr. Michael Omoruyi, Director of Diaspora Affairs, Liberal Progressive and Patriotic Members Congress (LPPMC)
Across the world, Nigerians in the diaspora continue to demonstrate excellence — in academia, technology, medicine, business, and governance. Yet, while their influence abroad grows stronger, their homeland continues to struggle under the weight of political manipulation, economic decay, and democratic stagnation. The 2027 general elections present an opportunity for renewal — and it is time for Nigerians abroad to play a decisive role in shaping that future.
The Diaspora as Nigeria’s Untapped Power Bloc
With over 20 million Nigerians living outside the country, the diaspora represents a formidable force — economically, intellectually, and politically. Nigerians abroad send home billions of dollars in remittances annually, yet remain largely excluded from political participation and electoral influence. This disconnect must end. The destiny of Nigeria cannot be left to chance or the same cycle of corrupt political actors who profit from voter apathy and systemic disenfranchisement.
LPPMC: A Movement of Conscience and Change
The Liberal Progressive and Patriotic Members Congress (LPPMC) stands out as a new movement built on integrity, patriotism, and progressive ideals. It is not just another political organization; it is a call to conscience — a coalition of reformers determined to rescue Nigeria from the grip of political decay. The LPPMC believes that the Nigerian diaspora is not a spectator in the nation’s story, but an essential partner in rebuilding democratic credibility.
As Director of Diaspora Affairs, I call on every Nigerian abroad — from London to Atlanta, from Toronto to Johannesburg — to rise beyond social media debates and commit to coordinated political action. We must build a global network that mobilizes resources, monitors the electoral process, demands accountability, and supports candidates who embody honesty, competence, and national interest.
Why the 2027 Elections Matter More Than Ever
The 2027 elections will not simply decide who governs Nigeria — they will determine whether democracy itself survives. We have seen how apathy and manipulation cripple national progress. We have watched brilliant youth silenced by poverty and insecurity. We have witnessed how the electoral system can be weaponized to perpetuate corruption.
But change is possible. Through partnerships with credible civil society groups, independent media, and international observers, LPPMC’s Diaspora Directorate will champion initiatives that ensure:
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Transparent voter registration and monitoring.
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Digital and overseas engagement platforms for election observation.
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Technical support for civic education and electoral reform advocacy.
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Mobilization of diaspora professionals to guide democratic innovation through technology and policy reform.
A Call to Duty for Every Diaspora Nigerian
The freedom we enjoy abroad must be invested in liberating our homeland. The credibility of Nigeria’s 2027 elections will depend not on politicians alone, but on collective vigilance — a unity of purpose that transcends distance. Joining hands with LPPMC means taking responsibility for Nigeria’s rebirth — ensuring that integrity, justice, and competence replace deceit, nepotism, and fear.
Let history record that when Nigeria needed her sons and daughters abroad, they stood up — not just to complain, but to contribute. The time to act is now. Let the diaspora be the light that guides Nigeria toward the democratic dawn it deserves.
For comments, participation, and partnership, visit www.lppmc.org
About the Author:
Dr. Michael Omoruyi is the Director of Diaspora Affairs for the Liberal Progressive and Patriotic Members Congress (LPPMC), a global advocate for reform, and founder of iNewsAfrica — a digital platform amplifying authentic African narratives.
His latest book, From Grit to Grace: A Memoir of Roots, Resilience, and Reinvention, is available now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and michaelomoruyi.com.

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