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Nigeria needs new breeds of leaders.

Nigeria political landscape is somewhat monotonous. We keep recycling same old face and there is no significant impact in our lives.

This may be the right time to inject new blood,  Nigerians should think outside the box and elect new crop of leaders that will bring the genuine transformation we desire.

PDP ruled for sixteen years, they only enrich themselves and made the people poorer.

What impact has APC made so far,  we should think beyond party affiliations and vote for capable individual.

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