MY OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS

Fellow Nigerians,

We are at a crucial point in our country's history, and it is time for us to make the right decision. We cannot afford to make the same mistakes that we have made in the past. We cannot afford to vote for leaders based on sentiment or ethnicity. We must come out en masse and vote for the best candidate.

It is no secret that our country has suffered immensely due to the wrong decisions we have made in the past. We have voted for leaders with questionable character, lack of integrity, and no vision. We have allowed sentiments and emotions to becloud our sense of reasoning and judgment, and this has led us down a path of destruction, underdevelopment, insecurity, poverty and suffering.

We cannot continue down this path. It is time for us to wake up and realize that we are the ones who have the power to make a change. We cannot wait for someone else to come and fix our problems. We must take responsibility for our future and make the right decision.

It is easy to be swayed by promises, tiny bags of rice, sachets of salt and sugar, T-shirts, umbrellas, brown envelopes and grand speeches, but we must look beyond the rhetoric and examine the character of the candidate.?

We must ask ourselves, does this person have integrity?

Are they honest and transparent??

Do they have a clear vision for the future of our country??

These are the questions that we must ask ourselves before casting our vote.

We cannot afford to vote for a leader with a questionable character.

?A leader who lacks integrity will lead us down a path of corruption and decay. We have seen this happen in the past, and we cannot afford to repeat the same mistakes.

?We need a leader who is honest, transparent, and accountable. A leader who will not only talk the talk, but also walk the walk.

We need a leader with a clear vision for the future of our country.

A leader who can see beyond the present and plan for the future.?

A leader who has been tested and trusted.

A leader with impeccable character.

We need a leader who will prioritize the needs of the people and work towards building a better Nigeria for all.

We must not let sentiments and emotions cloud our judgment. We must look beyond ethnicity, religion, and personal biases. We must focus on the issues that affect us all and vote for the candidate who has the best plan to address these issues.

We must come out en masse to vote.?

Our vote is our voice, and we must use it to make a difference.

?We must not be apathetic or complacent.?

We must be active and engaged in the political process.?

We must take responsibility for our future and vote for the best candidate.

We cannot afford to sit on the fence and watch as our country falls apart.?

We must take action and vote for the best candidate.?

We must be willing to make the hard choices and put aside our personal interests in the greater good of our country.

It is time for us to rise above our differences and come together as one.?

We must put aside our ethnic and religious differences and focus on what unites us.?

We are all Nigerians, and we all want a better future for ourselves and our children.

We must not let the past dictate our future.?

We must learn from our mistakes and move forward.?

We cannot afford to repeat the same mistakes that have led us down a path of destruction. We must take a different approach and vote for the best candidate.

"Nigeria is choking. People are suffering, dying, and leaving for greener pastures abroad. Brain drain, poverty, insecurity, and hunger have become the order of the day. For how long shall this continue? It is time for every well-meaning Nigerian to rise up and save the nation now!"

Remember, this is the only country we have!

Looking at other countries that have become developed nations, we can see that they did not make the same mistakes we made in Nigeria. They did not allow sentiments and emotions to cloud their judgment when selecting their leaders.

Singapore is a typical example. Singapore was once a third-world country with a high unemployment rate, a lack of natural resources, and an uncertain future. However, in the 1960s, they elected a leader who was not only honest and transparent, but also had a clear vision for the future of the country. His name was Lee Kuan Yew.

Lee Kuan Yew was a technocrat who had studied law in England and had a deep understanding of economics and governance. He surrounded himself with a team of the best and most experienced people, regardless of their race or ethnicity. He implemented policies that focused on education, technology, and infrastructure, and his vision was to transform Singapore into a modern, prosperous, and vibrant city-state.

Under Lee Kuan Yew's leadership, Singapore became a hub for technology and innovation, attracting foreign investments and creating jobs for its citizens. Today, Singapore is one of the most developed countries in the world, with a high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and world-class education.

Another example is South Korea. South Korea was once a poor and war-torn country, but in the 1960s, they elected a leader named Park Chung-hee. Park Chung-hee was also a technocrat who had a deep understanding of economics and governance. He surrounded himself with a team of the best and most experienced people, regardless of their political affiliations or personal biases.

Under Park Chung-hee's leadership, South Korea focused on developing its manufacturing industry, investing in infrastructure, and promoting education. Today, South Korea is one of the most advanced and prosperous countries in the world, with a high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and world-class education.

These examples show us that the key to becoming a developed nation is to elect the best and most experienced people to run the affairs of the country. We cannot afford to make the same mistakes we have made in the past.

We cannot afford to vote for leaders based on sentiment or ethnicity. We must focus on the issues that affect us all and vote for the candidate who has the best plan to address these issues.

We must be willing to put aside our personal interests and work towards the greater good of our country.

We must be willing to make the hard choices and take the necessary steps to transform Nigeria into a modern, prosperous, and vibrant nation.

?It is time for us to take responsibility for our future and make the right decision. The future of our country is in our hands, and we must make the most of this opportunity.

Please permit me to conclude by calling on all Nigerians to come out en masse and vote for the best candidate.?

We must not let sentiments and emotions cloud our judgment.

?We must look beyond ethnicity, religion, and personal biases.?

We must focus on the issues that affect us all and vote for the candidate who has the best plan to address these issues.?

Let us elect candidates with a good track record, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or personal biases. We must learn from the mistakes of the past and take a different approach.

?We must focus on the issues that affect us all and vote for the candidate who has the best plan to address these issues.

We must take responsibility for our future and vote for the best candidate.?

We must not be apathetic or complacent.?

We must be active and engaged in the political process.

?Our vote is our voice, and we must use it to make the right choice.

God Bless Nigeria!

@Sunnymbiam

www.sunnymbiam.com