whyVote

We help young Nigerians make sense of elections.
Know your candidates, vote informed, and hold them accountable.
Built by @polizng

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Meet whyVote 💚

Put in where you registered and see every office on your ballot, every candidate running, and what each office controls.

Then pledge to vote and share with three of your friends.

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[whyVote @whyvoteng]

No PVC, no vote. Go this week, and take a friend whose card is also waiting.

Then check who is on your ballot: https://t.co/FSGWNbb3pU

#whyVote

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Drop a 👍 if your PVC is already in your hand.
Drop a 🙏 if you’re going to collect it this week.

And tag that friend who has been saying “I’ll go next week” since 2024.

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

27 out of 100. That's how many registered voters showed up for the 2023 presidential election. 🗳️

Politicians plan around the people who vote. On 16 January, let's give them a different number to plan around.

Source: INEC

#whyVote #ChangeTheNumber

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

No PVC, no vote. Go this week, and take a friend whose card is also waiting.

Then check who is on your ballot: https://t.co/FSGWNbb3pU

#whyVote

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Registered to vote but still don’t have your PVC?

It is probably waiting for you. Here is exactly how to get it, step by step. 🧵

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

5. Go early, on a weekday.

By December, when everybody remembers at once, the queues get serious. Beat the rush.

[PoliZ @polizng]

A journalist reported how a public office spent public money. Now he is in Kuje prison.

Journalism is not a crime!

#FreeDanielOjukwu

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Drop a 👍 if your PVC is already in your hand.
Drop a 🙏 if you’re going to collect it this week.

And tag that friend who has been saying “I’ll go next week” since 2024.

[ponmo @twoponmotwoegg]

the cool people @whyvoteng have put together this website which is an amazing resource for anyone interested in the electoral process.

check it out, it has lots of information about the elections, parties involved, & candidates across all the races.

https://t.co/80qMzX5VSu

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

27 out of 100. That's how many registered voters showed up for the 2023 presidential election. 🗳️

Politicians plan around the people who vote. On 16 January, let's give them a different number to plan around.

Source: INEC

#whyVote #ChangeTheNumber

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Requirements to be Nigeria’s President:

Nigerian by birth
sponsored by a party
secondary school certificate
35 or older

This is a very short list. If you could add one requirement to the job description for Nigeria’s next President, what would it be? 👇

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Requirements to be Nigeria’s President:

Nigerian by birth
sponsored by a party
secondary school certificate
35 or older

This is a very short list. If you could add one requirement to the job description for Nigeria’s next President, what would it be? 👇

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Your ballot is more than the President!

There are five offices being contested. Apart from the President, how many of the other candidates do you know?

Head on to https://t.co/FSGWNbb3pU to see your full ballot.

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Your ballot is more than the President!

There are five offices being contested. Apart from the President, how many of the other candidates do you know?

Head on to https://t.co/FSGWNbb3pU to see your full ballot.

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Before you vote, know all five.

Put in where you registered and see every office and everyone running: https://t.co/FSGWNbavAm

#whyVote

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

On 16 January and 6 February, you get five ballot papers.

Only one of them is for President. 🧵

[whyVote @whyvoteng]

Down the ballot, margins get small. A Rep or State Assembly seat can come down to a few thousand votes.

That is where your vote carries the most weight.