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Tuesday, 25 July 2017

LAGOS POLLS: Dissatisfaction of Lagos youths and why they boycotted council's polls

LAGOS POLLS: Dissatisfaction of Lagos youths and why they boycotted council's polls


Young Nigerians in some parts of Lagos have expressed their dissatisfaction with their leaders by refusing to be part of the voting exercise during the council polls in the state.

At about 11.15am, our correspondent, who went round Oshodi and its environs, observed many youths playing football on major streets in the area.

Many of them said the state and federal governments had not done anything significant to make their lives and communities better.

“We don’t want to vote because our leaders have not done anything for us, the roads are bad, no electricity, what is the essence of voting then, said 24-year-old Adeyemi Sunday.

Similarly, another youth, Olu, 26, said he did not have a voter’s card. “Even if I did, I will not vote,” he said.

“They are not concerned whether we vote or not. They (elected officials) would still get into office despite our votes and do nothing,” said 21-year-old John Onwuka.

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3 comments

  1. Upon been against Nnamdi kanu to be arrested. They are first to apply Nnamdi kanu declaration of no election in biafra land. If said not him when did you people made such comment to the world like kanu.kanu you people have understand what will not been in history of agbaland. The number two in action is declaration of remembrance of hero and heroin.This declaration turn to set public holiday for lagosian. But one man in agbaland OBASANJO in two term can not even talk about or brought peppertrators to justice. Is it the man that can be respect. The huasa fulani suppose to be his home. His is only on biafra but dump when he was in power.

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  2. Meaning that election boycotting has long been activated in Nigeria.
    November is just around the corner.
    No panics.

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  3. Meaning that election boycotting has long been activated in Nigeria.
    November is just around the corner.
    No panics.

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