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Buckle up, a lot happened this week. View this email in your browser 14- 1 – 2019 This is Zikoko’s Game of Votes Weekly Dispatch. We share the most important things leading up to the 2019 General Elections, and why they matter. 5pm. Every Monday. Stay woke. IT’S 33 DAYS TO THE GENERAL ELECTIONS And a TON happened […]
#GameofVotes last week talked about Buhari’s shocking promise to Burundi and Benue state’s school teachers who haven’t been paid in 13 months
On last week’s #GameofVotes, we talked about Nigerian doctors surfing the japa wave to the United Kingdom, and 2023 presidential candidates finally putting some fire in their campaigns.
Last week’s #GameofVotes talked about the Buhari government sneaking in social media regulation through the backdoor because vigilant Nigerians rejected it at the front door.
This #GameofVotes talks about how rare loyalty is in politics and the woman in Kano state who bagged ₦ 1.5 million for being called a witch.
This #GameofVotes talks about Meffy’s recent trials and tribulations and the police saying they can’t kill themselves trying to solve the Apapa/Oshodi traffic situation.
This issue of #GameofVotes talks about Tinubu’s council seeking alliances to boost his election chances and Brymo comments that shocked the country.
#GameofVotes last week talked about Buhari’s shocking promise to Burundi and Benue state’s school teachers who haven’t been paid in 13 months
#GameOfVotes this week talks about Doyin Okupe breaking out of the status quo with his shocking resignation and patients might be giving doctors more motivation to japa
This week’s #GameofVotes talks about Bola Tinubu’s shocking appearance at the Chatham House and the Koko Master’s dance with the ICPC
Last week’s #GameofVotes was confused about the legacy of Aisha Buhari as Nigeria’s first lady and why she can’t stay out of messy news headlines.
Last week’s #GameofVotes looked into the unending drama about Bola Tinubu’s past and why a former governor is now dragging him for stealing his identity.
Last week’s #GameofVotes talked about the Buhari government sneaking in social media regulation through the backdoor because vigilant Nigerians rejected it at the front door.
Last week, #GameofVotes talked about the United States’ worrying security alerts of possible terrorist attacks in Abuja and why Nigerians should probably sleep with two eyes open.
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