Nigerians told presidential, governorship and legislative candidates to shelve the familiar slogans, personality attacks, ethnic and religious mobilisation
August 29, 2026
•We need answers on economy, security, jobs, power, education, housing, healthcare, others
By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor
AS political parties and candidates hit the streets on campaigns for the 2027 general polls, a host of stakeholders and citizenry have told the contestants what they want to see and hear.
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