By Gloria Yakubu, Abuja
The Prime Minister of the State of Birland, and Secretary General United Global Kingdoms, H.R.M. Queen Eden Soriano Trinidad, LPT., MAP., DDIP., PhD. FOPd has stated that the 55th African Country, Birland is a fresh humanitarian economic peaceful country.
The Prime Minister, made this known in Abuja Nigeria on Tuesday, 17th of January, 2023 at the Labour House, CBA, Near Federal Ministry of Finance, Abuja during the First Ever National Seminar on Effective Strategies for Female Political Party Candidates to Win 2023 General
Elections organised by Hospitable Empowerment For Lively People Organizations in conjunction with Zudors Education Centre, Canada.
H.R.M. Queen Eden Soriano Trinidad said,
The State of Birland is between Sudan and Egypt in the land called BirTawil.
“Birland is between Sudan and Egypt in the Bir Tawil land, not within any country it has its own international border and map. Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bir_Tawil#Geography”.
While speaking through the Birland African Media Director, Emmanuel Huleji Daudu who represented her at the occasion said, the mission of the country is to establish a real new, fresh humanitarian economic peaceful country, (non-political country) as demanded by native local stateless people, and greening the land and building energy to provide to our neighboring nations and tribes.
H.R.M. Queen Eden Soriano Trinidad said, the country’s vision is to prepare the land to be livable by building homes/shelters and providing services for inhabitants,
Refugees and Stateless (for permanent and temporary residences) such as livelihood, water
system, energy system, educational and health facilities such as schools, hospital, etc.
“Goals: To make Birland the Dubai of Africa.
To seek for good international relations, recognition and cooperation.
Current Status in terms of existential features
“Both Sudan and Egypt did not claim this area and it is not inside the border of both neither under
control by any authority of them.
To know more about Birland please visit our websites:
https://birlandgov.org http://www.birland.net http://www.birland.info and our social media twitter, FB, linked in, tiktok, and others. I also encourage you to support us in establishing this newest country in the making. Be a co-creator of the State of Birland.
My main message:
Allow me to share some points on the necessity for women inclusion at elective and appointive
positions in Nigeria (and in any country) based on what I gathered from my readings
- It will empower women young and old to develop self-confidence
- Women’s views and ideas matter
- Equal participation of women in all levels
- Women’s perspective is vital
- Visible engagement in decision-making
“To empower the young girls, to have women to protect the rights of every girl child.
Women’s political participation is a fundamental prerequisite for gender equality and genuine democracy. It facilitates women’s direct engagement in public decision-making and is a means of ensuring better accountability to women.”
For More diverse problem solving
Increase organizational collaboration
Higher employee engagement
Improved financial performance
In my own assessment, and this is based on what I see in my country’s political elections, what
are the strategies for females to win in a local, or national election in your country? This may be too late now because the election in Nigeria will happen soon.
“I strongly believe that public service is not only for those who are in governmental positions. If one wants to join the government, hosts of political leaders one must start early. Early means, you don’t need to be an official public servant before you do public services. Serve the public without thinking about running as a government official. There are many creative ways to do
that, it is by intuition, it is rooted from the love for others. It is in the condition of one’s heart on why and how you can serve the interests of the public, or you countrymen without planning at the back of your mind that you are going to serve and help others so that one day you can run as a mayor or Senator or even the President of your country.
“What I’m going to advise the candidates and every woman who wants to run to be a government official is this When we want to run to a government position;
Let’s imagine and put ourselves into the shoes of the voters for we are also going to vote and ponder upon the following questions.
For candidates and voters;
What are the qualities that I am looking for or expecting in a woman leader or women leaders?
Is being truthful enough, being strong willed enough, or is being rich enough?
Will these women serve for the best of our people and our country men?
I am not from a political party–Birland is a purely humanitarian country in the making, we will not
have political parties but humanitarian organizations.
“For the second time we have another woman Vice President in my country, the Philippines.
I have evaluated how she won by landslide.
By Popularity.
She is very popular for her good leadership as a mayor of her city
From mayor to a vice president of the Philippines? Yes, indeed, surprising right?
Her name is well known because of her father, our former President and because of her strongwilled nature and good leadership as a mayor too in her city.
So, it means, popularity and good leadership is very important, people elect those whose names
are familiar and popular especially those they have classified as future savior to their present conditions.
Strategy 1. Serve your people as early as possible without thinking and planning to run.
Strategy 2. Popularity, be visible, be very active, helpful and supportive, do not only focus on women, remember voters are men and women, millions of youths too.
Strategy 3. Have a mechanism… must have strong, loyal faithful supporters who will be with you whether you give them funds to support your candidacy or not.
“I know what I’m talking about, because I have seen it with our present VP and President and other political candidates in the past, local or national elections. In my country the Philippines, I have seen that money is not the key to winning an election.
“And in my town, one of my former high school classmates won three times in the mayoral election. He is not rich he is also not the most intelligent when we were in high school.
“He won by landslide because of his popularity (he helped people a lot even though he was not
running yet, he also had a good strategy, and worked with the local people, the people in the rural areas, marginalized people.) He beat the richest man in our town. The wealthy man lost in the election over a poor candidate. (and he won 3 consecutive elections, he finished his terms too.) You must have a feel of what your countrymen are looking for in a new government leader.
Without the support of the citizens and voters, and your team or party it’s not possible to win. Because you also need them to watch the casting of votes, electoral returns until you are officially declared winner or loser.
“Furthermore, Must have a viable program, focus on promoting yourself, never bad mouth your opponents or
the other candidates.
What you can do that others cannot do, what are your strengths and weaknesses, what are the qualities (personal) and services that you have?
And make sure In Conclusion
Basis and your track records
I have observed patterns of strategies and plans of some candidates-they just keep doing good, creating projects to benefit their constituents and jurisdictions despite many oppositions. They may not win on the first and second attempts, that’s fine, In my personal experience, every time I choose my candidates, they are the winners. I even make my own choice (bet) for candidates in other countries when they are conducting their elections.
“Mine is and are Simple, not complex strategies. Simplicity is beautiful. Attainable and realistic.
Plant as early as possible—but don’t sound so churchy please. You are not running to be a
preacher or a minister of a church. You are going to lead a government, a nation, not a church.
Of course, our plans are always good, but man plans and God directs.
“A person plans his course, but the Lord directs his steps”. So, do your very best and pray for
God’s will to prevail.
“Thank you, dear women leaders, thank you for your great interest to serve your country. Like me I am leading, I am a co- creator of a newly emerging country and it is harder than just running to be elected, because to establish a new country from scratch is truly a huge
challenge.
“I hope that with the simple strategies, truths and facts which I shared with you today it will benefit you if not for this coming election it will prepare you for the next to come.
“Have a blessed and fruitful symposium.
With royal respect, HRM Queen Eden Soriano Trinidad”, she said.
Dignitaries at the event were the Hon. Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hon. Dame Pauline Tallen, and several others.