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February 15, 2019, 09:06:04 PM
Last edit: February 16, 2019, 05:37:52 AM by CryptopreneurBrainboss
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Breaking News: The election has been postponed to 23rd February 2019

Goodness everyone, tomorrow 16/02/2019 is the D-Day for Nigerians to decide for their next president to lead them for the next four years. When we talk about democracy globally Nigeria isn't there yet but in Africa I think we're leading. You Know what's funny we have over 20+ active candidate running for the office of the president but majority knows the race is between just two parties (2 candidates)

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Since the Nigeria election is tomorrow and from my previous threads i notice we have a lot of Nigerians, Africans and other users interested in the continents disscussions I thought about starting this discussion.

What do you think will be the outcome of tomorrow's election, will the election be free and fair, who do you think will win?.

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February 16, 2019, 04:49:59 AM
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Goodness everyone, tomorrow 16/02/2019 is the D-Day for Nigerians to decide for their next president to lead them for the next four years. When we talk about democracy globally Nigeria isn't there yet but in Africa I think we're leading. You Know what's funny we have over 20+ active candidate running for the office of the president but majority knows the race is between just two parties (2 candidates)

Here they're
 

Since the Nigeria election is tomorrow and from my previous thread i notice we have a lot of Nigerians, Africans and other users interested in the continents disscussions I thought about starting this discussion.

What do you think will be the outcome of tomorrow's election, will the election be free and fair, who do you think will win?.

I don't know anything about Nigerian politics.

Can you inform us a little?

What are the primary differences between the political parties?
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February 16, 2019, 01:05:31 PM
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Buhari will still go out today to vote cos he's not aware of the postponement. Una go see am.

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February 16, 2019, 10:24:32 PM
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Breaking News: The election has been postponed to 23rd February 2019

Goodness everyone, tomorrow 16/02/2019 is the D-Day for Nigerians to decide for their next president to lead them for the next four years. When we talk about democracy globally Nigeria isn't there yet but in Africa I think we're leading. You Know what's funny we have over 20+ active candidate running for the office of the president but majority knows the race is between just two parties (2 candidates)

Here they're
 

Since the Nigeria election is tomorrow and from my previous threads i notice we have a lot of Nigerians, Africans and other users interested in the continents disscussions I thought about starting this discussion.

What do you think will be the outcome of tomorrow's election, will the election be free and fair, who do you think will win?.

it doesnt really matter who wins true democracy runs through the financial system,


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