Democracy Day. How has the Central Govt. Affected you?



According to a Facebook post by Ademorin Scholar

"we shall be celebrating only one thing in two years of this Central Govt and that is the INTEGRITY of the President and Acting President at the centre"

And somebody added security.

what will you be celebrating?

How has the central govt affected you?

God bless Nigeria. #democracyday May 29 celebration

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