Nigerians Speak: Dreams, Hopes and Expectations for 2023 Sunday Ehigiator, who spoke to some Nigerians, chronicled their dreams, hopes and expectations for 2023, especially with the forthcoming General El
, who spoke to some Nigerians, chronicled their dreams, hopes and expectations for 2023, especially with the forthcoming General ElectionsAs the 2023 general elections to elect a new president, parliamentarythat whoever is of voting age and who hasn’t collected his or her Permanent Voting Card should please do that.
The security agencies need to support democracy by making sure that elections are conducted in a free and fair atmosphere that enables the electorate to exercise their civic right to vote for the candidates of their choice. My advice to INEC is to continue to sustain public confidence and trust. They should do whatever it takes to ensure that the elections are free and fair.Surviving the COVID-19 lockdown is a miracle, an eye-opener for me.
One of my major expectations is to see credible leaders take the helm of affairs for a better Nigeria. If we Nigerians get it right by having good leaders, especially the office of the President, all other wishes with prayers will fall in place.
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