Election season of uncertainties .. It's normal... this is why am an advocate of 6years 1 tenure . This 4 years strategy Is not working for us.
Fake news
Whoaw that's not good. They shouldn't be allowed to do that it will cause the stockmarket collapse
It's a pity
Uncertainty
Nigeria under APC administration is collapsing right before our very eyes
too bad for our fragile economic
No confidence in the useless economy buhari presided over
This is out of fear of the forthcoming elections. PDP had created that habit of draining the economy for campaigns and elections. Thank God Buhari is doing otherwise. For the first time, money isn't being aggressively siphoned from the economy for elections.
May God help us
Is another recession looming?
This is not good news for the stock
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