Never seen before grassroots campaign of Olawepo Hashim

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ANN Presidential candidate, Olawepo Hashim volunteers at a remote village in Kano, heart of Northern Nigeria.

Mr Rights gathered that this silent campaign is what the ANN candidate, Hashim has been doing over the past 10 months without much publicity.

He believes that a serious presidential campaign must be rooted in the grassroot before going on air and that is exactly what he has focused on.

Watch the video of Hashim volunteers in remote village in Kano.

https://youtu.be/LEZpUa62z2k

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