‘2027 election is between the poor and the paid poor’ — Comedian, I Go Save
Popular Nigerian comedian, Otaghware Onodjayeke, widely known as I Go Save, has weighed in on the country’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections, describing the contest as a battle between the “poor” and the “paid poor.” The comedian made the remark in a post shared on his social media page, where he expressed […] ‘2027 election is between the poor and the paid poor’ —…
Nigerian comedian I Go Save has offered an intriguing perspective on Nigeria's upcoming 2027 general elections, stating that the contest is fundamentally a struggle between the "poor" and the "paid poor." In a recent post on his social media platform, the popular comedian expressed his worry regarding the impact of financial enticements on voter behavior.
I Go Save believes that elections are not solely influenced by economic struggles, but also by individuals who, despite sharing the same hardships, choose to support politicians in return for monetary advantages. This provocative comment has sparked a heated debate online, with a mix of followers and detractors interpreting his statement in various ways as political activities ramp up in the lead-up to the next presidential election.
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