Caimpagns Start Tomorrow 28/9/2022. What are you campaigning for or against?

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    Caimpagns Start Tomorrow 28/9/2022. What are you campaigning for or against. Don’t ever forget the following, that happened under #unjust and terrorist Buhari regime.

1  2nd Most Terrorized Nation in the world.


2. World Poverty Capital.


3. 22M out of school children. 


4. 53.40% youth unemployment.


5.  ASUU Strike.


6.  Twitter ban


7.  Crypto ban.


8. Silly and unintelligent boarder closure.


9. Naira at N703/$ and heading to he N1k/$.


10. Oil theft at the highest level since discover with Government agencies pointing fingas at each other. 


11. Unprecedented borrowing. Highest in the history of Nigeria. 


22. Fraudulent subsidy payments, breaking any previous records. 


23. Billions spent on unproductive refineries yearly. 


24. Unprecedented corruption. 


25. Lack of transparency in governance. 


26. N20 trillion Ways & Means or CBN’s reckless printing of money. 


27. Lowest FDI in recent years.


28. Terrorism, mass abductions, kidnapping & UGM.


29. Terrible roads, with FERMA dead. 


30. Poor power generation, with highest number of national grid collapse in recent years. 


31. Lies and propaganda raised to the level of policy of state. 


32. Conniving and toothless National Assembly.


33. Compromised Judiciary. 

     These are the things you want to continue when you reward the APC with another 4 years and the result will be total collapse of our country. Venezuela and what is happening now in Lebanon would be child's play. 


You can choose to play politics, put your loyalty to party, tribe, religion  above your loyalty to your country, the consequences would be felt by everyone. Even if you have stolen enough to last you, not all your family members, classmates, friends and colleagues have stolen enough. 


*Vote wisely*





Credit: June 12 post

#cynthianelson


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