A South Sudanese-born Canadian citizen, researcher, and human rights defender is running for a parliamentary seat in Canada’s general elections after being nominated by the Liberal Party to represent the Kitchener Centre District.
Brian Adeba. (Photo: Liberty Party)
Brian Adeba is a seasoned policy advisor with more than a decade of experience and holds degrees in journalism from Carleton University, the University of King’s College, and Daystar University in Kenya.
He served as deputy director of an investigative think-tank which exposes corruption and holds non-democratic governments accountable in Africa’s deadliest conflict zones.
“I will fight to increase jobs for youths in our region, ensure accessible healthcare is not undercut, reduce the cost of living, and build more homes. Please join my campaign and let’s fight for our families and people in Kitchener Centre,” Brian said on his website.
Brian is facing two other candidates in the Kitchener Centre seat – including Kelly DeRidder from the Conservative Party and incumbent Mike Morrice from the Green Party.
According to his campaign, Brian is committed to policies that uplift people, strengthen democracy, and create real opportunities. Kitchener Centre deserves a leader who listens, acts, and brings both experience and passion to the table.
The 2025 Canadian federal election will be held on April 28 to elect members of the House of Commons to the 45th Canadian Parliament.
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