Ladies, What Would You Do If Your Man's Election Gets Annulled? Nigerian Women Speak to SLAPSnHUGS

Ladies, what would you do if your boyfriend or husband's election gets annulled? Here's what Nigerian ladies had to say about it.

Kehinde Adeyinka

Ah! If the man involved is my husband, ah! We’ll fight o. I won’t take it easy at the election tribunal at all. I’ll ensure that my husband drags the case to an election tribunal. If he’s reluctant to go, I’ll do everything I can to persuade him to go. Look, he must go o. I won’t give him a choice. You never know what these tribunals are capable of doing. If at the end of the day, the tribunal rules in our favour, we’ll be excited and most likely throw a party. We’ll definitely emerge a happier family at the en of the day. There are some things that you just don’t give up on. If my husband lacks the drive and quest for greatness, I’ll infuse it in him. Politics isn’t such a bad thing. What kind of lady would tell you that she doesn’t like the prominence and good fortune that comes with being a First Lady?

Mrs. Mary Kalu

Oh my God! Annulling my husband’s election is a very bad thing o. I’ll be very sad because as the wife of a politician, when your husband contests in an election, you pray and expect him to win and not the other way round. If my husband’s election is annulled, I’ll have to accept my fate because all these tribunals have a way of raising your hopes only to dash it after a while. Moreover, I can’t advise my husband to delve into politics because it would cause a lot of heartache if we end up on the losing side. However, I want you to know that the popularity that comes with politics came sometimes, be enjoyable.

Maria Adiku

If that kind of thing happens to my husband, I’ll tell him to leave everything to God. What if he becomes a governor and is assassinated after a few months. That would be worse so I’ll talk him into accepting his fate. We’ll accept it as God’s will. I believe that’s the best thing to do.

Tope Olawunmi

I’ll expect my husband to sustain his ambitious drive.  We’ll take the battle to the election tribunal to fight for it. I’ll stand by his side and we’ll continue to fight for it till he gets what he rightly deserves.

Peace Ufot

I don’t think I’m going to have much to say because I’ve vowed never to marry or get intimately involved with a politician or military man. However, if for one reason or the other, it happens that way, I’ll believe that God doesn’t want him to be there. The moment that happens, I’ll be convinced that it’s not the will of God for him to be there.

Yemisi Igbasanmi

Look, there’s nothing he can do. I’ll ask him to accept God’s will. Look at Agagu and Mimiko in Ondo State. I believe that if my husband is destined to get there, he will. The truth is that even if he spends all his millions, if he won’t win, he won’t win. We could go to the tribunal if he insists but I’ll remind him that this is Naija politics. We’re all witnesses to the power play, spiritual attacks, assassination and desperation involved in Nigerian politics. The truth is that I can’t afford to lose my husband over politics. What if he’s assassinated along the line?

Bunmi Igbasanmi

It would come to us as bad news because a lot of money would have been pumped into the campaign. We’ll however accept our faith. Dragging political issues like this causes lots of problems. The kinds of problems that could come to the fore include assassination and black mailing. To avoid this, I’ll accept it as God’s will.

Blessing Ibe

He should forget about it. No matter the time and money wasted, he should realise it’s not the will of God. I’ll advise him to accept the cancellation by fate. As far as I’m concerned, going to the tribunal is a waste of time.

Grace Oliseh

As a loving wife, I’ll tell him to leave the fight for God. Instead of dragging or fighting over it, I’ll advise him to stop and embrace peace. The millions of naira he had spent on campaign doesn’t really matter. The best thing to do in such a situation is to just let go. He should understand that it’s not a do or die affair. He’ll always get another shot at it. The important thing is that way in the he shouldn’t go and step on toes that can send him six feet below.

That's all Nigerian women had to say and i'm sure you've decided whether to give them loads of hugs or series of slaps. Just in case you decide to single them out for personal verdicts, feel free to do so.

Source: My ARCHIVE