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Dear Nigerians,
Finally, we arrived on the eve of the first round of this year's general election.
2. Tomorrow polling stations are open. Tomorrow, we affirm that Nigeria is a democracy and that no worldly hand can prevent us from following this wise and appropriate path that we have chosen.
If democracy is the most advantageous way of choosing the leaders of a nation, it is far from being the easiest thing to achieve and maintain.
4. It requires a combination of patience, tolerance, compbadion, diligence, wisdom and hope. These traits exist in us, the Nigerian people. Because of who we are, democracy has the chance to prosper on this earth.
5. Thus, I congratulate you all for your patience and your peaceful conduct so far this election season, especially during the week following the postponement of the February 16 elections.
6. Many were worried and thought the worst could happen. You have proved them wrong by showing that you are a great people, attached to a constant love for peace, democracy and the unity of our country.
7. According to INEC's daily public briefings this week, the Electoral Commission has declared itself ready to organize the election in a free, fair and transparent manner.
8. I believe that the INEC realizes the deep and burdensome duty that falls on it.
9. We must put aside the doubt and be convinced that INEC will live up to the situation. We must believe and encourage the INEC to badume and honor its responsibility to our country.
10. As President, I hereby request all Nigerian Voter Card holders to participate in defining the future of our country by exercising your democratic rights tomorrow. I urge you to go out and vote.
Tomorrow's election and the image of Nigeria
11. I say this because elections are the cornerstone of representative governance. And voting is the highest and best expression of the people's sovereign will to choose the government that best represents it.
12. It is only on the freely expressed will of the people that the government truly devoted to the well-being, rights and interests of the people can be founded.
13. Allow no one to dissuade you from exercising your rights as citizens and electors tomorrow.
14. Voting means that you believe in Nigeria and the excellent things that the future holds for this country and its people.
15. Whatever our political tendencies, we all believe in Nigeria, the noble principles it upholds and the values we uphold for our beloved nation to defend them.
16. All who can do it must vote so that we can perfect that democracy and continue to build the great nation we seek.
17. Do not be afraid of rumors of violence and unrest. Our security agencies have worked diligently to ensure that adequate security measures are in place.
18. You will be able to vote in an atmosphere of openness and peace, without fear of threat or intimidation.
19. National and international observers and observers are badured of the security and freedom of movement necessary for the performance of their important functions.
20. While thanking the national observers and observers for their contributions to our democracy, we also thank the international groups for their friendship and concern for our country.
21. We appreciate their efforts to encourage us to strengthen and strengthen our democracy.
22. Tomorrow is a meeting with history in which you, the peoples, will affirm your collective belief in our national greatness and in our future.
23. I ask you to embrace and keep the importance of the moment that will soon be upon us.
24. Respect your civic duty as a voter by going to the polls tomorrow to vote for the government of your choice, for the government that will take Nigeria to its finest destiny.
25. As citizens, there is no greater duty than that and no greater honor. Tomorrow, I know you will make Nigeria proud again of its people.
May God bless our democracy and forever the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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