A Nigerian-American, Speaker, Author and a Philanthropist; Francis John  Calls on Young People in Kansas City to Committedly Vote Today.

Regardless of incidences and happenings in America today, voting is still a privilege, must be honored and should not be taken for granted. Immigrants should take advantage of this mid-term elections to voice out their needs by going out en mass with family and friends to vote today. Interestingly, this is one way to be part of a democratic structure where the people elect contestants. Just that you know; if we all stopped participating in the electoral process, our democratic government could wither away less than our generation ever expected.

Please, remember, you have the right to vote, not even your job can stop you from exercising your legitimate lifetime obligations November 6, 2018.

As a U.S. citizen, you want to have a say in where your taxes go and how this country is run. Voting for a person who represents shared visions and goals for your country is an opportunity to become part of the process regardless of the cloudy ongoing political situations, that can be rescued by voting.

From the less privilege point of view; experienced many years ago, there’s the need to carry everyone along, most especially our children, almost adult and adults by teaching and persuading them the rhetoric of politics in the United States and how it plays out. As such:

* Young people be good voters.

* Young people take away your country.

* Young people participate in politics.

* Young people vote in group.

* Young people there is no wrong votes.

* Young people must step up to adulthood.

* Young people make your parents and family proud.

* Young people use your vote to defend your generation.

* Young people follow the law and have a say in making the difference.

Young people, by fully participating in today’s voting, you can be proud of taking away your country to the full actualization and benefit of future generations that your lead. In conclusion, l wish to congratulate all the young people and eligible voters that steeped up to this call.

Francis John

TipsNews Kansas City.