You've voted, so what next?
Presidential elections are tomorrow, February 16, where the whole of Nigeria decides who will be in power for the next 4 years.
While that might be nerve-wracking for many, we still have to get through the elections. Rules, dos and don'ts have been put in place to ensure smooth running of the voting process throughout the day.
For one, shops and stores are going to be closed for the whole day. It's basically a no-movement day.
Don't freak out, that's why we're here. So, what will you be needing?
Your PVC and IDs
If you'll need to go out to vote or for any other reason at all, you'll need to have your Permanent Voters Card to show to officials, and another Identity cards just in case.
Food
You'll need food and snack supplies... and more food! Because stores and restaurants will be closed, you'll need to get all the food you'll possibly be needing at home.
Movies or Books?
Are you a movie or book person? You'll need some form of entertainment if you're going to be home all day. Catch up on all your Netflix films or the books you've not been able to finish all this time.
Full battery/Electricity
Get your batteries ready because there is no guarantee that there will be electricity at home. Anything you'll need for prolonged battery life i.e. power banks, generator, inverters, etc. have to be in working condition in preparation for your day indoors.
General supplies
Stores won't be open so any thing that you've been meaning to get for your home or for a pleasant stay at home, you'll need to get them before tomorrow. Stuff like tissues, fuel, etc.
Group entertainment
You can spice up Election day by having a group of friends over for a fun day together. In that case, you'll need card games, food, drinks, music and more food!
Read also: 2019 Nigeria Elections: INEC urged to deliver credible, peaceful polls
Source: Pulse Nigeria