Nigeria Decides 2023: Omoni Oboli Arrives Polling Unit at 6am, Says It’s a Sin to Have PVC and Stay at Home

Nigeria Decides 2023: Omoni Oboli Arrives Polling Unit at 6am, Says It’s a Sin to Have PVC and Stay at Home

  • Popular Nollywood actress, Omoni Oboli, has joined many Nigerians ready to exercise their right to vote on February 25, 2023
  • The movie star took to social media to share a video of herself at her polling unit as early as 6am
  • Omoni urged other Nigerians with voters’ card to come out and vote and added that it is a sin to have a PVC and not vote

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Popular Nollywood actress, Omoni Oboli, has decided to exercise her right to vote like many other Nigerian citizens on February 25, 2023.

Note that the Nigerian presidential, senatorial and house of representatives elections are taking place on the same day.

Taking to her official Instagram page, the movie star posted a video of herself at her polling unit as early as 6am with a few other voters.

Nigeria decides 2023: Actress Omoni Oboli arrives polling unit at 6am.
Actress Omoni Oboli arrives polling unit at 6am, urges other Nigerians to come out and vote. Photos: @omonioboli
Source: Instagram

In the video, the movie star addressed other Nigerians with PVCs and urged them to come out and vote too, as Nigeria decides her next set of leaders.

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According to Omoni, it is a sin to stay at home and not vote if you have a voter’s card. She added that it was not a day for sitting at home and eating like Christmas.

In her words:

“Hey guys we’re out here already. It’s just past 6 and we’re here. Guys let’s do this. If you have a PVC, you cannot stay at home. Actually, it’s a sin for you to stay at home today. It’s not Christmas, we are not staying at home and eating rice and eating Chicken, we’re coming out to vote. So if you have your Voter’s Card, your PVC, you must come out, people are already coming out, let’s do this. Nigeria decides.”

See the video below:

Nigerians react as Omoni Oboli storms polling unit at 6am

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A number of netizens reacted to the actress’ video as she got prepared to participate in the electoral process. Read some of their comments below:

Ebbydesigns_crochet:

“I feel emotional right now, lots of Nigerians flew into the country to vote. May our beloved Country be renewed. Weldon ma'am.”

danieloriahi:

“You're such a positive force. May you keep being a light unto others. ❤️”

omabarbie1:

“I trust you u see why I love u”

onahcollins321:

“Good luck mummy, we vote for the right candidate today. one love Nigeria❤️”

realvictoriousagba:

“Thank you all for supporting us in the diaspora who could and wouldn't be voting❤️❤️❤️#PETEROBI.”

fashiomister1:

“There’s gon be a change in narrative this time. One thing is for sure…it won’t be the usual 2 giant party tussle anymore…there’s gonna be a shift for the first time in the history of democracy…”

blackgoldiye:

“I Love You Omoni....to think some insensitive celebrities travelled out buy u came home to vote. God Bless You Always and may he make our dreams for Nigeria come to pass Amen.”

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Actor Frederick Leonard reacts as Nigerians abroad travel home to vote Peter Obi

Popular Nigerian actor, Frederick Leonard, just like many others, has reacted to the upcoming 2023 presidential election.

Taking to his official Instagram page, the movie star addressed the Nigerians in diaspora who were travelling back into the country to vote.

Freddie shared a series of posts from these abroad-based Nigerians with photos of them either at the airport or already inside the aeroplane as they travelled back to vote for Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

Source: Legit.ng

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