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Gumi To Nigerians: Voter Cards Now More Important Than Certificates, Passports

Tells citizens to vote in 2023 to snatch power and run away with it

by Aza Msue
3 years ago
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A Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Dr. Ahmad Abubakar Gumi, on Wednesday, declared that voter cards are more important now than school certificates and international passports, urging Nigerians to collect their permanent voter cards (PVCs) and should vote in 2023 general elections to choose credible leaders.

Gumi, who said the votes will count in 2023 polls, noted that possessing a voter card is the only way to vote, warning that Nigerians must vote as it was the only way to snatch power and run away with it.

The cleric, who made the call after collecting his PVC, posted same on his verified Facebook page, urging Nigerians to exercise their rights without being intimidated by coercion, fear or blackmail.

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Gumi wrote: “Vote your choice without coercion, fear, or blackmail.

“Your vote counts therefore get your voter’s card as it is the only way left to ascension to power or in other words: to ‘snatch power and run away with it’

“Your voter’s card. Alhamdulillah! I got mine. please go and get yours. Without exaggeration, it’s the most important document one can hold now, more important than an international passport or even certificates. It’s the card that empowers you to choose your leader and you don’t need to be lectured on the importance of leadership which cannot be overemphasized.

“Insecurity, bad infrastructures, poor health services, dwindling economy, civil strife, and disunity squarely depends on leadership. There are nations more diversified in all facets of human dimensions than Nigeria, India as an example, that have developed and have relative stability and security Nigerians can only dream of today.

“It’s not our diversity that is the problem. It’s our parochial leaders, whether; regional, sectional, religious, or sectarian that amplify our differences for the narrow-minded benefits of themselves as well as their families and cronies. Your voter’s card is your God-given weapon to fight the enemies of progress.

“In democracy, it’s your numbers that matter; therefore, your voter’s card is the scarecrow that humbles the politicians to succumb to your demands.

“Your voter’s card is your vanguard. You should not be intimidated by regional, sectional, religious or sectarian bigots to submission. Vote your choice without coercion, fear, or blackmail.

“You cannot get a perfect candidate or Party. Look at your overriding interest and vote. Don’t waste your precious vote except where it matters. It only matters where there are numbers and higher probability. But most important don’t be bought, compelled, or blackmailed, and be proud of your choice. May Allah see us through the elections peacefully. Amin.”

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