This one time giant of Africa formally looked up to by other neighboring nations is now a laughing stock amongst nation. Furthermore, leaving her citizens in a state of dilemma. the question is who can save this country? That is dangling in a thin thread ready to drop any moment even at the slightest mistake?
In preparation for the forthcoming elections, Several political parties have come out to Project their candidate in the best way they can. With enticing promises and the likes they have gathered supporters nation wide. However, the citizens are left with little hope for their country as they await the emergence of a national Savior, from the forthcoming general elections.
All Campus show correspondent Spoke with a Presidential aspirant asking him his plans for Nigeria when he is given a chance to serve. He sadly Admitted that the danger done within is almost irreparable.
“should I be candid with you young man? 20 years is not enough to fix what this administration has spoilt I just want to come and use 8 years with my church mind, if Nigeria is lucky to have another good one and half more administration, then things will be okay" He said.
He also commended All Campus Show as well as Nigerian students, saying students have tried and endured alot, imploring that they should use their PVC to vote rightly, shun vote selling and even wait further for counting, then what happened in Osun governorship election will repeat itself at the national level.
A Nigerian student National stakeholder also urged fellow students to shun tribalism and religion when it comes to choosing a better candidate. According to him with the wrong candidate everything goes wrong and will further affect all tribes and religion.
In Conclusion, If we must change the narratives, it is necessary to highlight that there is no knight in a shining armor destined to save our country than ourselves. Let it be known that with the aid of good governance and willing citizens, things can be corrected. This implies that saving Nigeria, is a collective responsibility.