Libète. Egalite. Fratènite.
Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques (MUDJJ)
NSA - Nou Se Ayiti
Yon sèl vwa. Yon sèl nasyon. Yon sèl avni
ONE VOICE. ONE NATION. ONE FUTURE
L'union fait la force
About MUDJJ & NSA
One Nation. One Voice. One Future.
Who We Are
MUDJJ – Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques is not a political party. We are not an armed group. We are not opportunists seeking power or foreign favor.
We are a Haitian civil society organization dedicated to national sovereignty, anti-corruption, and sustainable development. We are a movement of citizens — not politicians — working to build a free, sovereign, and prosperous Haiti.
We are a national sovereignty movement founded on the principles of Jean-Jacques Dessalines: liberty, accountability, and permanent sovereignty. We are the voice of the Haitian people — the hungry child, the humiliated migrant, the farmer whose land is being stolen, the mother searching for clean water.
We are the conscience of a nation that has been sold too many times in silence.
NSA – Nou Se Ayiti (Nasyonal Sovereign Alliance) is the coalition that unites us. It brings together student groups, religious institutions, grassroots movements, and diaspora networks — all working together under the banner of Nou Se Ayiti ("We Are Haiti").
Our Motto: "Yon Sèl Vwa. Yon Sèl Nasyon. Yon Sèl Avni." / "One Voice. One Nation. One Future."
Nou Se Ayiti. Ayiti se nou. Nou kapab. Nou fè li.
Viv Ayiti!
Our Leadership
Eliphete Joseph — President, MUDJJ
Eliphete Joseph is the founder and President of MUDJJ. A passionate advocate for Haitian sovereignty and anti-corruption, he has been at the forefront of the movement for national renewal. He is the author of LAKAY 1804 — Le Manifeste pour la Renaissance Nationale, a comprehensive blueprint for Haiti's second independence. Under his leadership, MUDJJ has engaged the UN, CARICOM, the U.S. Senate, and the OAS in formal advocacy for a Haitian-led transition.
Madame Kp (Marie Kettly Pierre) — Vice President, MUDJJ
Madame Kp is the Vice President of MUDJJ and the host of Oxygen and Ayiti Débou, platforms dedicated to dialogue on Haitian culture, identity, and national renewal. She is a grassroots organizer and a powerful voice for women and families in Haiti. Her work focuses on mobilizing communities across all 10 departments of Haiti around the principles of sovereignty, unity, and dignity.
Emmanuel G. Morel — Prime Ministerial Candidate
Emmanuel G. Morel is a 30-year veteran federal investigator at the U.S. Department of Labor, with a distinguished career in anti-corruption and public service. He is the Prime Ministerial candidate endorsed by MUDJJ and NSA (Nou Se Ayiti). Morel has a clean record, no ties to the corrupt political network, and a deep commitment to Haitian sovereignty and democratic governance.
Wilkens Lustin — Host of Ayiti Retro & Co-Host of Ayiti Débou
Wilkens Lustin is a prominent media personality and cultural advocate within the MUDJJ movement. He is the host of Ayiti Retro, a platform dedicated to exploring and celebrating Haitian history, culture, and identity. He also serves as co-host of Ayiti Débou, a show focused on national renewal, civic engagement, and the mobilization of the Haitian people. Through his work, Wilkens amplifies the movement's message of sovereignty, pride, and unity.
Isaac Joseph — Representative, Cap - Haitian, Haiti - Nord
Isaac Joseph is the MUDJJ Representative in Cap-Haitian, Nord, where he leads grassroots mobilization and community organizing efforts. He works directly with local leaders, farmers, and youth groups to build support for the movement's vision of a free and sovereign Haiti. His work in the North department is essential to MUDJJ's national strategy of organizing across all 10 departments of Haiti.