By Abdulrasaq kamaldeen
Nigeria has been a bleeding country for over 60 years, becoming dilapidated by rules. The insecurity is now known to daily bread shared by the people of Nigeria.
Nigerians are curious about the upcoming 2023 general election. Everyone is proud of his candidate, claiming that he is the only savior that can save Nigerians from the problems of unemployment, insecurity(banditry and terrorism) and cashless policy.
Tomorrow, another destiny will be chosen; elected by the people of Nigeria. I hope Nigerians vote wisely. This election is for new hope and a new leaf!
The new light of hope will be ignited on Saturday for the Nigerians. We pray this election should not be a bread and butter of suffering for the Nigerians to share for another four years.
No one can say the best among these presidential candidates. Those who claim their flag bearer is the best of all the contenders, I think you have chosen the best for this nation!
My message to Nigerians: Don’t vote because of cash. Don’t let your personal interest, self desire and egocentricity be the source of pain to your unborn generation.
Many years ago, Nigeria has become the den of poverty where many people have been crippled from this misery. But people of Nigeria still have unquenchable hope that this nation will shine a new moon. But the problem we face is we don’t know the real candidate who has the mind to serve and change the story from worst to best.
They hide under the shadow of pretense with the aim to achieve their desires, with many persuasive false speeches which they call manifestos.
After getting into the mantle of authority and power, whoever emerges as the president turns to a vampire that will be sucking money.
I hope this next regime should be a green light that will put a smile into the faces of the people that will make masses feel gleeful and pleasant.
Many Nigerians think casting out a vote is like digging a grave for oneself because they have the sentiment that the winner of this election has been chosen and known among themselves.
However, this sentiment is among the clogs that hold the development of this nation. Let us go out and perform our constitutional right because it is our rights to vote for the candidate of our choice. But the question that is worth asking is: who is competent and capable that can help us from this dilemma we have been experiencing since the year of independence?