
Nigeria Needs to Vote for Competence, Not Emotions
Nigeria faces a challenge with emotional voting. It is crucial to focus on leaders' abilities rather than ethnicity or religion.
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Nigeria faces a challenge with emotional voting. It is crucial to focus on leaders' abilities rather than ethnicity or religion.

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Motorists are unhappy with the slow progress on the Kabba Omuo Ekiti road, facing traffic jams and vehicle damage. They urge the government to speed up construction.