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I made a chilling discovery yesterday, I traveled to Zaria two days ago to fix my car. I met a young man of less than 30.

He was a shoe shiner. He looked cool and calm. I needed to have my shoes done so I invited him. While he was shining my shoes I decided to engage him in a conversation.

While we got talking I noticed his hausa language, though fluent was not the kind we speak here and that made me curious.

I asked him where he came from and he replied, 'Niger'. Immediately I knew why his hausa sounded so awkward. Then he continued, "an kawo mu muyi Zabe ne", he said in broken hausa. Meaning, We came for elections. I was shocked at his comments.

He pulled from his pocket a card that was clearly a voters card. He said someone came and offered them residency in Nigeria if they would vote for a man who would make them Nigerians.

According to him there are buses who convey Nigeriens daily into Nigeria. They are registered and given voters card. Their duty is to keep the current government in office beyond 2019.

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Are you IPOB miscreant?

Lie from IPOB miscreant, anyone that believe this sh!t had also believed that Nnamdi KANU will give them Biafra in 2017.




PMB till 2023

PDP, IPOB miscreants and lies are like 5 and 6

fk001:
Lie from IPOB miscreant, anyone that believe this sh!t had also believed that Nnamdi KANU will give them Biafra in 2017.




PMB till 2023

Just like nobody would believe this?

The OP is right.

Porous borders will always allow foreigners access into the country...

With similar names, differentiation becomes an issue

seyi360:
I made a chilling discovery yesterday, I traveled to Zaria two days ago to fix my car. I met a young man of less than 30.

He was a shoe shiner. He looked cool and calm. I needed to have my shoes done so I invited him. While he was shining my shoes I decided to engage him in a conversation.

While we got talking I noticed his hausa language, though fluent was not the kind we speak here and that made me curious.

I asked him where he came from and he replied, 'Niger'. Immediately I knew why his hausa sounded so awkward. Then he continued, "an kawo mu muyi Zabe ne", he said in broken hausa. Meaning, We came for elections. I was shocked at his comments.

He pulled from his pocket a card that was clearly a voters card. He said someone came and offered them residency in Nigeria if they would vote for a man who would make them Nigerians.

According to him there are buses who convey Nigeriens daily into Nigeria. They are registered and given voters card. Their duty is to keep the current government in office beyond 2019.

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This account is a pure lie. It dosent make sense to import foreigners now to participate in elections that would be held next year