'The 2019 elections will not hold on social media, If you don't have business with politics, stop wasting your data' - Journalist, Tope Aileru


Nigerian journalist based in Ghana, Tope Aileru has just shared an interesting perspective on the 2019 general elections in NIgeria.


According to him, 'the elections on February 16 and March 2, 2019 will not hold on social media. If you don't have business with voting (politics), stop wasting your data'.
He went on to say, 'I can't deal with the energy I see people waste on unnecessary arguments and fights on social media over this elections, when indeed those stuffs would eventually count for nothing.
More than 50% of those exchanging rants and bats on social media don't even have PVC, not to talk about having any influence they can pull on votes. And yet, they are the ones who do more than 10 political posts per day.
Politics is business and if you don't have anything to buy or sell in that market, I advise you spare your time and data on how to make your life better, personally.

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