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UN Raises Concerns Over Fuel, Naira Scarcity, Violence On Nigerian Elections
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UN Raises Concerns Over Fuel, Naira Scarcity, Violence On Nigerian Elections
The United Nations (UN) System in Nigeria has expressed concerns over possible adverse effects of the lingering fuel scarcity, the difficulties imposed on Nigerians by the Naira swap policy and violence on the forthcoming 2023 general election.



These issues were raised at the first quarterly briefing of the diplomatic community convened by the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Matthias Schmale, at the UN House on Wednesday, February 8, 2023, even as the UN restated its commitment to supporting Nigeria in ensuring peaceful, credible, and inclusive elections in 2023.

According to a statement issued on Thursday by the National Information Officer, UN Information Centre (UNIC), Dr. Oluseyi Soremekun, the UN Resident Coordinator underscored the importance of peaceful and credible elections for the consolidation of Nigeria’s democracy and that of the African region.


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Tinubu all the way!

BikudiratiLah

Game over to drugies
Obey Boss Mustapha,learn to adress hin with respect

B

Be like say UN no get work again.

Make them help us beg USA to screen all the presidential candidates. E get two persons wey suppose go prison

Ediot

You didn't raise concern when naira to dollar jumped to 800, when inflated jumped to 17-20

When students were on strike for 8 months

When students were afraid of going to school because of bandits

Oluseyi raises concern on behalf of Tinubu

Nigeria has to succeed. Our job is too great. We are the largest congregation of blacks on earth. We have a duty to right the bleak stories of our past, our humiliation before all nations, to march forward with iron steps TODAY!

I will for a powerful man. I will vote for a bold man. I will vote for a man that knows the terrain of this heady nation. A nation of giant men and women.

I will vote for a Captain in these roaring times. A captain who has captained well.

I will vote for the man honoured in those distant years in Borgu.

You people have been told you're going cashless unfailingly by March 1st, what you're supposed to do is insist on a faster rollout of infrastructure needed to make the policy a success and banks to stop being utter ídiots