2023 POLLS: IS IT GOING TO BE BUSINESS AS USUAL AFTER THIS ELECTIONS?
By Adebayo Ilupeju
The tension in the land is getting high as we approach the election day, February 25 to be precise.
That relationships will hit the rocks is almost certain and often for no justifiable reasons.
We might as well start instituting Social Media Peace and Conflicts Resolution Committees to address these unwarranted conflicts.
Why would anyone fight the next person over difference in opinion and choices?
On a daily basis, we get to resolve issues with members of groups and it is always because of politicians.
I wonder what will happen after these elections have been won and lost.
After all said and done, you know the terrible thing about us, the citizens? We forget that we are part of the government once elections are over. We go to sleep and wait for another four years before raising our voices.
That four years withdrawal is exactly why our country seem not to be progressing. Citizens who want progress don’t go to sleep, they keep an eye on the people they elected and call them out when they are derailing.
This is what we should do, if we truly want this nation to move forward. No nation moves when the citizens are sleeping.
It doesn’t even have to be your candidate before you add your voice, once elected, the candidate becomes everyone’s candidate.
And the best of actions is to participate in that government regardless who emerges the winner.
More Stories
ALL EXAMS IN NIGERIA ‘LL BE 100% CBT BY 2027 – MINISTER
The Federal Government has a 2027 target for transitioning its examination system to 100 per cent computer-based testing (CBT). Minister...
WHY WE ARE REJECTING PROPOSED TARIFF HIKE – NLC PRESIDENT AJAERO
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, under the leadership of Comrade Joe Ajaero, has once again expressed strong opposition to the...
SOKOTO MARKET FIRE DESTROYS OVER 500 SHOPS, SAYS NEMA
The National Emergency Management Agency has revealed that a fire incident at the Karar Yan Katako market in Sokoto State...
US JUDGE BLOCKS TRUMP’S BID TO RESTRICT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP
A federal judge in the United States, on Thursday, put a temporary block on President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict...
N116.18BN LOAN DISBURSED TO STUDENTS, INSTITUTIONS NATIONWIDE, SAYS NELFUND
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund, on Thursday, said that as of January 1, 2025, it had disbursed about N116.18bn for...
WHY BILLIONAIRES PREFER ME TO BADDIES – BOBRISKY
Crossdresser Bobrisky has given two reasons why he thinks billionaires allegedly prefer sexual relationships with him than with “baddies”. “I...