It is D-day, the long-awaited Election Day in Nigeria. Africa’s most populous country is heading to the polls to elect a new President. The people shall also be electing new members of the National Assembly.
Many Nigerians are excited and ready to hit their polling units this Saturday morning, as pundits have projected voter turnout around 45 – 50%, a historic turnout in a country where voter apathy has dominated previous election cycles.
However, before leaving your house this Election Day to go and vote, below are five things you need to consider taking with you to improve your voting experience.
PVC
WATER
SNACKS
SUN GLASSES
POWER BANK
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