Fashola Pleads With Nigerians Not To Vote With Anger In 2023
The Minister of works and housing, Babatunde Fashola has charged Nigerians to vote in the 2023 polls based on track record. Information Guide Nigeria
Mr Fashola stated this on Tuesday at the sixth edition of the annual “BRF GABFEST” in Lagos.
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Though Mr Fashola tasked Nigerians as “political employers” to organise public debates and town halls, he told them not to expect all the candidates to attend. jamb results
“In doing so, we must be sensitive, because the candidates cannot attend all debates and town hall meetings. In some cases, we must be willing to accept their accredited spokesperson but this must be an exception and not the rule,” Mr Fashola said.“I urge you to vote by looking at what the candidates have done before,” the former Lagos governor said.
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