Talk is cheap, voting is free; take it to the polls

Many of the non-urban areas near  Nigeria’s major cities are feeling the effects of the lack of basic amenities, including electricity and water, and the means (roads) to link them to markets and neighboring communities. 

Many people in the south or north of the country export their produce to the cities and sell it, yet they suffer as a result of exporting their produce. When it comes to health, there is no mention of pregnant women and children dying due to the lack of health facilities in rural areas.

• The Kano State Ministry of Health has confirmed an outbreak of cholera in Kano
• CITAD Trains States Primary Health Care Staff on Data Management

The picture below shows a Part of the Dakwa community not far away from the capital city of Abuja, but they also suffer from daily problems such as lack of electricity, roads, and health facilities.

Will the people calm down to ensure that in the next election they will elect their leaders?