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If you collect money for voing, you have no right to complain about the Economy - Banky W

Banky W has said Nigerians who collect money from politicians to vote during elections should not complain about the economy.
In an interview with Sahara TV, the popular entertainer said his party is hoping that the frustration in the country has made people wiser about voting. He said;
“We are counting on the fact that Nigerians know what is going on, they have not fooled easily anymore,”
“Even the poorest among us understand this game, they understand that every four years, politicians come along and give them money to cast their vote and that is the last time they will see them till four years later.
“We are trying to educate people and say that we can’t do the same thing and expect different results. If they are going to vote for a politician because he gave 20k, then don’t complain that things are hard because you mortgaged your piece of the country by going that route.”
Speaking on voter apathy, he said people who do not show up at the polling booth on election day are the ones that make it easy to rig.


“By not voting, you are voting for things to remain the same. By not voting, you are giving you voice and your vote to the same people you are complaining about.
“People complain about rigging, what they don’t understand that when they stay home, that’s the perfect scenario for rigging to occur.
“When you make an allotment in this room for 10 people to vote and one person shows up, you have just created the perfect scenario for anybody to come along and play with the numbers.”
He is contesting to represent Eti-Osa at the federal house of representatives candidate on the platform of the Modern Democratic Party (MDP)

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