2023



God willing, the 2023 Elections in Nigeria will be an election with a difference.

In 1999, the Godfathers wanted Obj and

it was so.

In 2003, Obj wanted Obj and it was so.

In 2007, Obj wanted YarA'dua and it was so.

In 2011, GEJ wanted GEJ and it was so.

In 2015, BAT, PMB, Obj wanted PMB and it was so.

In 2019, PMB wanted PMB and it was so.

In 2023, who does God want?

Will it be the year of liberation of Nigerians from the clutches of visionless and greedy men?

Nigeria is reputed to be blessed in men and material with nothing to show for it.

Young men built Nigeria but now the young men are now old.

Will young men rise up to take their possession?

Young men built Nigeria because they were the ones who benefited from colonial education.

The same young men replaced the colonialists at Independence and failed to fulfil the dream of Independence.

Rather they sought and treated their fellow citizens like conquered people.

In other climes the will of the people prevail. In 2023 will Nigerians decide?


Comments

  1. Philips OkewandeJanuary 2, 2023 at 7:09 AM

    Here in Nigeria, the political class do "everything" to frustrate the common men.
    There are some policies/projects that can impact the economy and quality of life positively, but our political class ignored them or used same to perpetrate fraud (Independent Power Project) for example, billions of dollars was spend with zero result.
    Students were kept at home for 8 months. Now they are back to schools so that they won't be able to vote. Some registered at home. Some registered in school. Why can citizens be allowed to vote anywhere they are since it is IT driven??
    Many market women and men registered in the market. On the elections days, markets are closed. Why can citizens be allowed to vote anywhere they are??

    Now the citizens in diaspora are saying they want to vote in 2023. What will INEC do??

    People that relocate from one State to the others can't get their voters card network to where they are to enable them perform their civic duties.

    Should it take INEC 50 years to get these done??

    Development is possible!

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  2. Emelifonwu Pius BlogJanuary 2, 2023 at 1:18 PM

    Indeed

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