PETER OBI DESCRIBES VOTE-BUYING IN NIGERIA AS A CALCULATED INVESTMENT IN CORRUPTION
Oladipupo Olamiposi@olamiposioladipupo247606
7 days ago
Presidential hopeful, Peter Obi, has described the issue of vote-buying in Nigeria as a calculated investment in corruption that undermines the nation’s democracy.
Obi, in a social media post, argued that politicians who purchase votes are securing a licence to steal public funds, diverting resources meant for schools, hospitals, and jobs into private pockets.
While challenging the notion that voters are innocent victims, Obi asserted that those who sell their votes are complicit in their own misfortune.
He urged Nigerians to be responsible and reject vote selling in order to elect leaders that will build and rise above temporary gain to reclaim the future of the country.
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Robinson Leilany
@leilanyrobinson1690
Voting is a right, but buying votes is wrong. Hopefuls should focus more on policies than buying votes. Let’s work together to ensure our democracy thrives. ✅ #EndCorruption 6 days ago
Hughes Royal
@royalhughes8594
The importance of democracy is real, and it's disheartening to hear about vote buying. Hopefully, Nigerians can find leaders who truly want to build a better future. 4 days ago
Blas Hana
@hanablas8285
Yeah, that's a big problem in Nigeria. Hope things turn around for the country. 1 day ago
