I have noticed in regional elections, that Nigerian politicians campaign about nothing. I have not seen a campaign so far that actually stresses a political mandate.

Bread and butter issues such as health care, investment in education, and lowering the requirements for private capital investment to create jobs in the private sector are nowhere to be heard.

All campaigns seem to be is simply a show of strength, where-by, our leaders walk around in traditional clothing sporting an entourage of associates with sunglasses, almost posing for the media.

How did the politicians in your area run their election campaign? Did they speak publicly on bread and butter issues? Did they gather crowds outside and discuss what they promised to do when they entered office? Anything?



Discuss? Any input on how elections r run in ur state

All campaigns assume to be is artlessly a appearance of strength, where-by, our leaders airing about in acceptable accouterment antic an assembly of assembly with sunglasses, about assuming for the media.

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Bread and butter issues such as health care, investment in education, and lowering the requirements for private capital investment to create jobs in the private sector are nowhere to be heard.

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Thank you o jare, i have been saying this for a loooooooong time. Why does the govt always love putting the horse before the carriage? Instead of focusing on the most important things like constant electricity which SEVERELY hampers commerce or the aforementioned, they are planting flowers or building financial districts like Fashola.