Williams Uchemba, a popular actor and comedian, reveals how dedicated he is and the lengths to which he will go to obtain his permanent voter card.
Nigerians will elect their leaders in 2023, with the flagbearers of the major parties already chosen. The actor, who is currently in Enugu state, has stated that he is willing to wait for eight hours to complete his PVC rather than suffer for another eight years because he made the wrong decision. لعبة بوكر حقيقية
Williams Uchemba has advised Nigerians to put up with the eight-hour PVC registration process in order to avoid suffering for another eight years.
He captioned his post;
“I’ll rather wait eight hours for my PVC to be ready than another eight years of misery. The process might not be easy but remember how important your vote will be. مواقع الرهان على المباريات 8hrs wait is better than 8years of pain.”
Reacting,
comfort. cole.733 wrote; Who are we using the PVC to vote for, if not for the same people.. like this, I’m
goddyvivian22 had this to say: I got my PVC today guysss
stemmanuel1 commented; May God bless you, sir, is not easy to squeeze out time from your busy schedule to come down to the East to encourage the people most especially the youth. I think the youth have gotten the message clearly and we have known that the PVC is what we need to make the right leaders lead us and we now understand fully well that there is power in PVC #yourpvcisyourpower
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