Ahead of the gubernatorial elections, Apostle Johnson Suleiman has noted that Nigerian politicians now beg for votes unlike before.
It’s interesting to see how the dynamics of Nigerian politics have evolved over the years. It appears that Apostle Johnson Suleiman is acknowledging a significant shift in the political landscape, with politicians now actively seeking votes from the public.
The Apostle attributes this change to the youth demographic, whom he commends for altering the political narrative. It’s crucial to note that the role of the youth in Nigerian politics has grown increasingly significant in recent years, with many young people seeking to take an active part in the political process.
However, it’s also worth mentioning that there is still a long way to go in terms of improving the overall state of Nigerian politics. While it’s encouraging to see the youth being recognized for their contribution, there are still significant challenges to be addressed, including corruption, electoral violence, and other issues that continue to plague the country’s political scene.
Nonetheless, it’s inspiring to see positive developments such as this, and we hope that they will continue to drive positive change in the country’s political landscape.
He attributed this development to the youths. Suleiman hailed the youths for changing the narrative. He wrote, “I see so many leaders going about begging for votes… this is what they naturally never do…
“God bless you Nigerian youths for changing the narratives… The ‘youths’ I am talking about know themselves…not those still endorsing leaders that put us in this mess.”
Credit: Instagram // Johnson Suleman
