2023: Mr Macaroni, Reveals Party He Will Vote For

Ahead of the 2023 general elections, popular Nigerian Comedian, Mr Macaroni, has vowed that he would never vote for the ruling party, All Progressives Congress (APC) or Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Mr Macaroni, however, didn’t mention the political party or the candidate he would vote for in the forthcoming election.

He disclosed this in a tweet via his Twitter handle on Sunday.

He tweeted: “I have been saying it since October 2020 that I will never cast a vote for APC or PDP!!

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