Vote 4 Love

I’ve always heard about the dividends of democracy. Since we only think about what we can get from the others, nobody thinks about
how we could move forward, if only we can be more patriotic.

With the elections getting closer in Nigeria, fewer Nigerians are thinking about the annual lover’s day coming up. People are generally more concerned about the state of the nation at this point, about the state of the naira and with all the threats and counter threats flying around, about the safety of their lives and properties.

Some people are forgetting that it’s our love for each other that brings us together despite our diversity. Jumia has shown us that there are dividends of patriotism after all by giving us a 15 percent off promo that reminds us not just of our love on valentine’s day. It also reminds us to ‘vote for love’

I think the whole idea is great because if you shop on Jumia this valentine you won’t feel the increase in the dollar which has affected prices of imported goods all over the country. I hereby nominate Raphael Afaedor and Tunde Kehinde for national awards for the following reasons:

1 Reminding us that the elections is about voting for the love of others and voting for the love of our country

2 Reminding us that Valentine’s Day is still February 14^th

3 For not complaining about the government but instead being patriotic by assisting the government by helping to reduce the effect of the rise in dollar on the economy.

If these are not reasons to give someone a national award then I wonder what is.

While you ponder if these are enough reasons click here to benefit from the dividends of patriotism