Just in case some ignoramus is wondering why the Saro people could possibly be interested in Nigerian elections, the answer is simple: We are one and the same people!
On Sunday, 2 October 2022 at 22:19:45 UTC+2 Cornelius Hamelberg wrote:
We - Pan-Africanists cannot afford to be neutral, indifferent, resigned or apathetic, like some of the brethren in Saro who have given up, abdicated any and all responsibility or sense of connection and can only shrug their shoulders - especially those domiciled in the diaspora, as they lament woefully. that " the country has gone to the dogs"Hopefully, there will be a higher voter turnout and it will be a free and fair Nigerian Presidential election.In 2023 the dynamics are a little different: Bola Tinubu is not Muhammadu Buhari and hopefully, Peter Obi, the joker in the pack is guaranteed to not give Alhaji Abubakar Atiku an easy ride in the South-East. Hopefully, too, this time around he is not likely to sweep Oyo...On Sunday, 2 October 2022 at 20:03:30 UTC+2 PublicInformationProjects Blog wrote:Link: http://www.publicinfoprojectsblog.org/2022/10/special-report-final-update-on-voters.html?m=1
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