BIZARRE!: VIDEO, APC CLOSING PEOPLE'S SHOPS IN LAGOS FOR NOT ATTENDING THEIR RALLY, CHARGES THEM N5,000 BEFORE THEY CAN OPEN

 


YOU MUST ATTEND APC PRESIDENTIAL RALLY TO TRADE IN LAGOS BY FIRE

Where in this world are people forced to support a particular political party in a democratic nation?

Since when did we start running "toutcratic" system where one must be forced by touts to support a particular political party? I don't seem to understand this again!

In the video attached you could see a man going about locking people's shops on the ground that they did not attend the APC presidential rally held in Lagos. This is just despicable and beyond imaginations.

How do we expect any credibility in the coming election if this kind of misnomer could happen without nothing done within the ambit of the law to stop it forthwith?

Could this be the way the APC presidential candidate would behave should he becomes the president?

I leave you to ponder on these questions and many more as you watch the video. According article that came with the video:

“They said we should pay 5,000 naira because we didn't attend Tinubu’s Rally yesterday”


- Lagos Traders


"The man on long sleeves and jean trouser is the chairman of the market, he is going around the markets closing shops belonging to those who didn't attend Tinubu’s rally yesterday"




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