Actor Deyemi Promises To Compell His Employees To Vote Whom He Will Vote: Check Reason
Popular Nollywood actor Deyemi Okanlawon has fearlessly asserted that he would compell his employees to display his line of political perception.
The actor while speaking about politics on the cooking show with Mercy Johnson disclosed how passionate he crave a change in the country. However, in connection to that, he uttered that he has a PVC (Permanent Voter’s Card) and ready to vote.
The actor's speech has consequently stirred controversies on social media when he categorically revealed his determination not only to encourage people around him to vote but also to compell them to vote his choice of candidate.
Nevertheless, in his bid to control the will of the people, the actor Deyemi disclosed that he would facilitate an empowerment program.
According to him, the program would afford people access to free meal and health care. By so doing, the people will be indebted to him and consequently dictate for them whom they should follow..
Interestingly, the actor also emphasized that, the time to leave people to vote a candidate of their choice is gone for it's not been helping the situation of the country.
He said, “Everybody that I pay their salary and give allowances will vote exactly the way I’m voting, As long as I give you money, you will vote my choice.”
He added, “The truth of the matter is Nigeria needs to change. We allowed people to vote who they want to vote in the past and we have seen where it got us.”
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