By Gabriella Jese

They say politics is a dirty game here in Nigeria, and yes it is so because, the electorates play it dirty mostimes; by electing incompetent leaders.

Political debates have been carried out at different levels to hear the contestants speak about their manifestos. And if you did not go for any of the debates, then let your conscience lead you towards voting for the best candidate.

Not relying solely on their manifestos, it will be good to ask questions about the candidates (the best source would be to ask the contestants directly, but for want of time, or for want of not meeting them in person, you could ask their supporters what their candidate is offering UNIBEN students).

Some Issues on Ground:

1. Collection of Transcripts should be accessible for graduates
2. Lectures and Lecturers: Upholding students’ right

If UNIBEN students must make progress, if Nigeria must become a developed country, then, we should not vote wisely, rather, we must vote for COMPETENCE.

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