Iyabo Ojo, a Nollywood actress, has warned Nigerians against making the wrong choices during the general elections in 2023.
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The actress in a short message on Thursday said the nation will bleed if the right choices are not made.
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Iyabo added that “people are really suffering” and “it’s a daily struggle these days” but Nigerians have another opportunity to make things right in 2023.
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“I’m so scared to even open my DM’s. Because 90% of the messages are depressing. My dear Country. If Nigeria gets it wrong again in 2023, this nation will bleed,” the actress stated.
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Meanwhile, the National Executive Council of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has urged its members nationwide to support and vote for all members contesting in the forthcoming general elections.
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The National President of the AGN, Emeka Rollas, on behalf of the executive said members should give support irrespective of their political parties and affiliations.
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He noted that though AGN was apolitical, individual members had the right to participate and campaign for candidates running for various political positions. CONTINUE READING………………………………….
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