₦airaland Forum

Isn't it obvious that the elections 2023 offer the last opportunity to us to change the rhetorics and change the direction of governance in the country? But, unfortunately, many Nigerians can still not think outside of the box or reason beyond pecuniary gains. That is why we still have some sycophants singing the praises of some known corrupt, weak, heartless, selfish and senile candidates.

By the end of February this year, it will be easy to determine how wise or otherwise we are as a populace through the kind of candidate the majority vote for!

Hadeylex:
Isn't it obvious that the elections 2023 offer the last opportunity to us to change the rhetorics and change the direction of governance in the country? But, unfortunately, many Nigerians can still not think outside of the box or reason beyond pecuniary gains. That is why we still have some sycophants singing the praises of some known corrupt, weak, heartless, selfish and senile candidates.

By the end of February this year, it will be easy to determine how wise or otherwise we are as a populace through the kind of candidate the majority we vote for!

Nigeria has long gone past the point of no return and cannot be saved

Hadeylex:
Isn't it obvious that the elections 2023 offer the last opportunity to us to change the rhetorics and change the direction of governance in the country? But, unfortunately, many Nigerians can still not think outside of the box or reason beyond pecuniary gains. That is why we still have some sycophants singing the praises of some known corrupt, weak, heartless, selfish and senile candidates.

By the end of February this year, it will be easy to determine how wise or otherwise we are as a populace through the kind of candidate the majority we vote for!

Absolute nonsense, come 2027 a new euphoria will emerge.

gidgiddy:
Nigeria has long gone past the point of no return and cannot be saved

Hmm