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LET US STOP THE ACRIMONY AND START ENGAGING POLITICIANS

Hundreds of millions of Nigerians are suffering and among these suffer-suffer "pepulu" some are busy cursing and abusing their friends and family members on social media in the name of politicians that will throw banters after the election, win or lose.

Nigerians are supposed not to take the bait again. Instead of fighting one another, we should grill these people like eran asun (roasted meat). We should ask them what their plans are for us and our wards, we should tell them to debate each other so that we can know who is truly competent, and we should tell them that our votes are not for sale but free for the best candidate who has proven him/herself.

What the majority of Nigerians want is a better Nigeria where we can all thrive without any connection to any politician or influential person. The way to get that is not by fighting on social media but by being truly a part of the process.....

In the end, if you are eligible to vote, make sure to go out and vote your conscience - not because someone is your "countryman" or from your tribe or religion but because you believe he/she is competent and capable to lead the change Nigeria wants and deserves in the 21st century. And then, leave the rest to the invisible one...

Naija o ni baje mo.....

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