Saturday's election, Nigerian's decide.

Hello pals, it's really another good time to relate with us. Hope we're all doing good. This publication is precisely for all Nigerians on hive and other immigrants, hope you find it helpful as you go through thanks.

It has been a tough moment possibly for over 95% of we Nigerians. The tussle has fluctuated from misappropriation of fund to fuel scarcity and now to a selective distribution of our demestic legal tender, all these are signs that all hasn't been kept afloat.

The fact remains that those in power shouldn't be absolutely dragged to the mud if they're fully aware of the way out from the opprobriumatic scene they have created. Nonetheless, we have to reprehend the intensity of illiteracy prevalent in the system than holding them responsible.

If everyone could accept and properly utilize their USSD transfer code or possibly use their internet or Mobil banking App, it would have quelled this lethargic distribution of our local currency perhaps.

Now should I suggest we go back to the military regime No! Although solutions are easily and posthastely profered but this will definitely deny the domestic economy of those aids we've enjoyed from the international community and different organisations.

I have seen a big laxity in the phase of our democracy, who should be held responsible and how do we let this cat out of the bag? Out dear nation is in a big mess, who could salvage it from such a degree of dillapidatedness. Well it's another time we decide.

I'm currently in my late twenties and nothing has tangibly changed since I was a child, now I'm fully grown I believe I can dictate what's good or bad though I'm not a jurist.

It's time for another election, I participated in the last general election where we were promised a golden jewel but all to no avail.

I don't really have problem with our leaders but I have issue in their manifestos.

Central part of the essay

On Saturday, we will be electing our president which is my actually concern in this process, we have to look for credibility characteristics in the person we are clamoring for and ask ourselves these few questions. Is he worth it? if we elect him into office, is there the likelihood that he will fulfill his promises and party manifestos? What positions has he held in the past, and what's the tendency he will be fair to the masses without playing favoritism if elected?

I believe that there are more questions in the mind of many Nigerians that the ones I jotted above. I prudently looked into the three major contenders and carefully observed that the choice is yours as my deduction may not stand absolute but I and even my generation unborn firmly stand with Peter Obi, I'm not trying to play partisan politics here, I'm not also a member of his party but I belong to the school of thought where credibility must be supported without fear or favor but against all odds he is the man with what it takes to move this country forward through God's help.

I have my PVC, and I'm jauntily and alacritically available to exercise my franchise on Saturday 25th of February 2023 gracefully. I implore you to do likewise for the sake of our dear Nation, the land of our Nativity, out pride and home, we have no where else except this place. Vote for credibility and not a political party, Long live Nigeria, long live Giant of Africa, see you in my next article bye.