“If you like travelling to the village during the Christmas and New Year period, you might be the reason INEC scheduled the presidential election for January 16, 2027.
As Nigerians who are suffering, we must do everything possible to be close to our polling units during the election period. So, if possible, don’t travel this Christmas. If you miss this year’s trip, nobody will disown you. You can travel after the election.”
— Young Nigerian youth advises those planning to travel for Christmas
Rescue countries been held at ransom by dictators.. Those protesting in Nigeria against what in happening in Venezuela won't come out when reasons to protest comes.. Let them keep on calling on Trump that will even draw his attention more to the country
This is the mind of Venezuelans.. Meanwhile some scrupulous Nigerians that are guilty as charged are speaking English meddling in affairs that aren't any business of theirs.. The people needed that help.. For me the world need a police.. Like Trump who can
From a Venezuelan
“As a Venezuelan, I can say this plainly: much of the left leaning media is going to aggressively twist this story. What needs to be understood is that when the bombs fell, they struck only military bases and an international airport that had already been closed, with all international flights suspended.
Many Venezuelans did not panic, they cheered from their homes when they saw the helicopters. This was not random or uninformed support. Roughly 75% of Venezuelans voted for María Corina Machado, backing her platform and her openly stated plan to pursue cooperation with the United States, including the possibility of U.S. intervention, to remove Nicolás Maduro from power in exchange for reopening Venezuela to free trade.
This was a calculated choice. Venezuela has resources the United States wants, and the United States has the leverage and support Venezuela needs. It was a path we knowingly chose, fully aware of the risks involved.
Love it or hate it, do not accept the narrative at face value. This was not imposed on us. We chose this path.”
Author: Crhia Michel San Martin