How Nigerians sell their lives during elections

Not far from the truth

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Absolute Truth

Nothing but the truth, and I don't think they will change their mindset. They'll keep repeating the same thing, especially the northerners we are the majority, and we are the ones who don't our rights.

So sad 💔

Gidadawa ne yawancin yan Nigeria Alaji. Share rice shikenan.

They're not ready for change

GENIUS

Sad reality

That’s Facts; Wallahi Talakawan Nigeria wani bala’in mah mune muke jawa kan mu Yanzu dan Allah a baka Talia koh atamfa guda 1 ka zabi mutum yayii 4 years yana wahalar da mutane kuma a hakan idan ya kara dawo wa zasu sake zabar shi Kai choo Yan Nigeria especiallymah yan Arewa

I’m begging Nigerians to stop selling their life on Election Day