I honestly wish that we Nigerians especially those living within the country currently who directly feel the brunt of the poor leaderships we have put in place by our actions (voting) and inaction (not voting) would sit ourselves down and tell ourselves some home truth.
Are we really happy with what we are experiencing as a country? If Yes, let's continue but if No, then we have a choice in 2023 to change our narrative.
As a Nigerians, I know we deserve much more than our current experiences from extremes of the economy to social welfare of an average citizen.
Let us make object decisions come 2023 and vote for the betterment of not just our respective lives but that of the society at large because one rich man in a poor society can never be at peace. So even if we are seemingly comfortable, let us vote for the better of the society at large. I society I mean the common good of Nigerians. This thought should guide our voting decisions from the legislative (House of Reps & Senate) to the executive (Governorship & Presidential) elections.
Since the voting decisions are for our good and that of our society at large, we have the responsibility of enlightening our relatives and friends who may not understand the consequences of a wrong decision in 2023.
Nigerians let's tell ourselves some TRUTH! because we deserve the best and nothing less.
Most importantly, to avoid being disenfranchised and liable for being a partaker of Nigeria's failures after 2023, we need our PVCs.

Truth is, Nigerians have always deserved the best. The question is DO NIGERIANS WANT THE BEST?

Cos, if we do, I see no reason why some will still canvas for the old cargos that has been ruling us for decades now, and no tangible progress at all.
Its Pathetic!

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My brother there's such a thing as the Stockholm syndrome

Education is the only tool in breaking such syndrome because it is mental.
Let's keep talking and giving them reasons to believe i. the option of Peter Obi

Phiniter:
My brother there's such a thing as the Stockholm syndrome