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Furthermore, you should get yourself familiar with stub articles not articles that stand a chance a per WP:NEXIST, why not suggesting deletion for these several stubs articles that provide only two to four references, this [[1]] and this [[2]], and in this category also [[3]] is because notability exist but it lacks references, so the articles are left without deletion. An@ss_koko(speak up)16:18, 9 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Alexandermcnabb :Compare and contrast: Rick Pate is a commissioner Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries in Alabama and so as Aisha Dikko is the attorney and commissioner of Justice in Kaduna State. The article for Rick Pate provides only four references as so as Aisha Dikko's article provide only four references, what's the different between this and that. An@ss_koko(speak up)16:24, 9 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]
