At least, #Optimism is better than #sufferhead

@APCNigeria packaged PMB well, presented him to us as SAVIOR, he looked good, we fell for it, now we have fallen into the trick, hard to come out. @OfficialPDPNig is now packaging Atiku as the MESSIAH, most of us are already falling for it. Something is wrong with us, walahi.

— Agentblancovic (@blancbeatz) October 19, 2018

With all due respect @atiku Nigerians are preparing to vote you not because they believe any of your promises or see you as messiah. They just want @MBuhari out that's all.

— Goodnews Ibiang (@goodestnews) October 18, 2018

Can Atiku become our political messiah?

(READ in The Guardian)




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How to Vote

 Decisions, decisions.
Information, and opinions.
(Confessions of a first-time voter)
What do you think?
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How do you vote?

One year in uni, I had a tough choice in voting for the Student Association leadership.

 Access
One pair of candidates came from my community i.e. both candidates were fellow engineering students.  Since I saw them every day, they could easily be reached with feedback and would altogether have interests aligned with mine.
 Homeland
One pair included a Nigerian, even if both candidates were from another clan on campus - business.  I don't think engineers really trust business people for they bamboozle with talk and appearances even if they won't do any real problem-solving :) but I suppose blood is thicker and I should support my countryperson when on foreign soil?  
Victory
The third pair was from the college of arts and sciences, the biggest college in the school, and was definitely going to win because well, Arts and Sciences owned the heart of campus, geographically, historically, demographically, etc.

Which pair did I give my vote?  Access, Homeland, or Victory?
Which would you have voted for? 

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