“I will make sure she leaves Nigeria” – Abroad-based Nigerian man offers help to woman attacked during election

Oludayo Sookunbi, a Nigerian living abroad, has offered to help a woman who was attacked by thugs during the presidential election last Saturday relocate abroad.
Recall that the woman identified as Bina Jennifer Efidi, who, like many other Nigerians, was out to exercise her civic responsibility last Saturday, was attacked while waiting to vote at her polling unit in Surulere, Lagos State.

Despite being injured, Jennifer returned to the polling unit with a plastered face to vote. Photos of her voting with a plastered face made the rounds, and many commended her and dubbed her the hero of democracy.
Abroad-based Nigerian man, Oludayo Sokunbi, was among those who were moved by Jennifer’s resilience.
Taking to his Twitter handle, he announced plans to sponsor her relocation abroad.
“Remember this woman that was injured on Saturday? I just had a video call with her. She just left the hospital and she is getting better. I will make sure she leaves Nigeria 🇳🇬 after this election.” He wrote.
See his post below,

n other news, popular Nollywood actress, Chacha Eke Faani, has returned to social media after a brief hiatus.
Taking to her Instagram page on Tuesday, February 28, the mother of four said she took a break from social media to reflect on the situation of things in the country.
According to her, the reports she was getting on the election gave her an adrenaline rush and an emotional meltdown, so she decided to take some time off social media for her mental health.
“In the past days I have logged off and on social media, reading updates. Some reports gave me adrenaline rush, some gave me emotional meltdown. I say to my soul “Peace Be Still. As a mental therapy, I CHOOSE to focus on this frame that will eventually be hung on walls all around the world. PETER OBI is THE IMAGE. He Represents HOPE. Hope is GOOD.🇳🇬🕊️ Comment positively if this is “YOUR FOCUS” She wrote.