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Actor Emeka Ike Declares for Reps Seat on NDC Platform

Nollywood actor Emeka Ike has declared his intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives ahead of the 2027 general elections. The actor announced that he will run for the Bwari/AMAC Federal Constituency in the Federal Capital Territory under the platform of the Nigeria Democratic Congress.

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Ike made his political ambition known in a video that has been circulating widely on social media. In the video, the actor said he was ready to move from the entertainment industry into active politics to contribute to the country’s leadership and governance.

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According to him, he wants to represent the people of Bwari and the Abuja Municipal Area Council at the National Assembly. He said his decision to contest came from his desire to take part in efforts aimed at changing the political direction of the country.

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The actor also called on Nigerians to become more active in the political process instead of leaving the country’s future in the hands of politicians alone. He urged citizens to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards and participate in elections, saying the power to decide the future of the country lies with the people.


Ike stated that Nigerians deserve better living conditions and should no longer accept hardship and poor leadership. He added that many politicians have failed to meet the expectations of citizens over the years, making it necessary for new voices to enter politics.


His announcement has already attracted reactions online, with supporters and critics sharing different opinions about his move into politics. Some Nigerians welcomed the decision, while others questioned whether entertainers should seek elective offices.


The development comes at a time when several actors, musicians and public figures are showing interest in politics ahead of the 2027 elections.

Political parties have also continued consultations and preparations as more aspirants declare their intentions for different elective positions across the country.

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