The People’s Choice: The Real Nigerian Ministerial Screening
October 22, 2015
Let’s imagine that your partner drops their phone with you and they keep getting notifications. What do you do? Mind your business? or investigate who is texting them? Take this quiz to find out what you will most likely do:
Okay, so if you’ve not seen Tinubu’s message to the Edo voters, find it here: Still didn’t watch it? Here’s a quick summary: Tinubu says Edo people should reject Godwin Obaseki in Edo’s Governorship election Tinubu says he has suffered with many others to bring about democracy in Nigeria Tinubu says Obaseki can’t understand the […]
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It’s still eight months to the 2023 general elections but a lot of Nigerian voters are already picking their next president and cool group names, but there are other elections to keep an eye on.
The devil works hard, but the Buhari government works harder when social media regulation is the goal.
Voters in Ekiti State will soon get the chance to vote for a new governor, but there’s an old one trying to sneak back in.
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