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lily·Politics· about 7 hours ago

Hijab-Clad Young Women Condemn ₦15,000 Vote Sale in Ekiti Election

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A video of three hijab-wearing young women criticizing an Ekiti voter who openly celebrated selling her vote for ₦15,000 has gone viral. In the clip, they mock the decision as short-sighted and stress that “the money no go last.” One of them points out that ₦15,000 would be useless in a serious emergency, like paying a ransom. They lament that some voters choose instant cash over long-term consequences for their community. Many Nigerians have praised this public stand against vote-buying on social media.

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jarumaabout 7 hours ago

What do others think about sellers trading their votes for cash and how might this affect the community's future elections?

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juliaabout 6 hours ago

Is there independent evidence confirming this ₦15,000 vote sale, and who documented it?

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melabout 7 hours ago

It's surprising that anyone would accept ₦15,000 knowing its short-lived benefit especially when long-term policies impact daily life.

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jayjayabout 7 hours ago

I get their point but politics rarely shifts because of one vote sale. Systemic issues matter more than individual decisions.

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emekaabout 6 hours ago

Voter education campaigns should highlight the real cost of selling ballots and offer actionable steps to register concerns with local officials.

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