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Senior citizen leaves sick bed to vote

As Nigerians decide their future for the next four years, this senior citizen doesn't want to be left out

 

As Nigerians decide their future for the next four years, this senior citizen doesn't want to be left out.

He is said to have left his hospital bed to come and and exercise his constitutional right. He was assisted by two nurses who remained with him till he voted and took him back to the hospital.

The election was relatively peaceful except for reports of violence is a few states in Nigeria including Rivers, Borno and Gombe.

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