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I would go out and vote for the
Presidential and Governorship elections, but for the National Assembly,
I have no interest again. I don’t know what is really going on in this
country so I would not bother going out on Saturday because there is no
point going there to waste my time.

–Esther Baiden

I don’t even know who to vote for. Right from time,
I’ve been confused about the National Assembly elections and I don’t
know any of the candidates. I don’t think I will bother myself on
Saturday. I’m not going to vote.

–Gloria Olorunyomi

As a Nigerian citizen, it is my right to vote. When I
heard the election was postponed, I was really disappointed about it,
but as a Nigerian, there is nothing I can do. I’m not interested in
anybody’s money to vote, but I will vote for the right person.

–Abdulkabir Salaudeen

I won’t vote. I went out on Saturday. They even came
to the place that I registered. I will vote for the Presidential and
Governorship elections but I won’t vote for this one on Saturday.

–Rachael Ogunseyin

I didn’t go out of my house at all on Saturday. In
the area I am living, I don’t have anybody that I should vote for. I
don’t have any interest in the campaigns for the Senate and House of
Reps. They are not doing anything. They just go to Abuja to go and
share the money in Ghana-must-go bags among themselves. There is no
need voting.

–Paul Oladotun

I am a good Nigerian and I have to vote. Nobody is
above mistakes. Jega has already explained the cause of the delay s so
we must give him more time. I will go and vote on Saturday.

–Tope Babalola