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VIDEOs: Electoral violence, protest, drama as #NigeriaDecides2023

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Caught on camera- Popular @OfficialAPCNg leader in Lagos State, threatening the Igbos not to vote in any polling units in the state. His supporters are also ordering voters who are not supporting APC to leave. @PoliceNG, please take note.

Originally tweeted by Official PDP Nigeria (@OfficialPDPNig) on 2023/02/25.

Voting disrupted at Ifako-Ijaye polling unit as Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) registers female voters as male.

There was confusion at polling unit 24-10-06-051 in the Ifako-Ijaye Local Government area of Lagos State…

#retweet

Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) machine showed that female voters were registered as males on the system. This disrupted the accreditation exercise which commenced at around 9 AM at the unit as the female voters could not be accredited,

Originally tweeted by Nairametrics (@Nairametrics) on 2023/02/25.

VIDEO: ‘No Money, No Movement’, Lagos Corps Members Protest

Corps members serving as officers of the Independent National Electoral Commission at Ikosi High School, Lagos State are protesting and refusing to head to their respective polling stations due to lack of pay.

Woman Cries After Mistakenly Voting APC

A woman was spotted kneeling on the floor and crying after voting at polling unit, 047, Kubwa Primary School, Abuja.

According to her, she mistakenly voted for Asiwaju Bola Tinubu on the ballot.

Efforts to get her comment proved abortive as she said she wouldn’t talk to the press.

Credit: Tope Omogbolagun and Lara Adejoro


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#NigeriaElection2023

Originally tweeted by Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) on 2023/02/25.

Election momentarily stalled in Anyigba LGA, Kogi State as heavily armed thugs invade the location smashing ballot boxes

Originally tweeted by Eons Intelligence (@eonsintelligenc) on 2023/02/25.

1.42pm:

Residents not allowed to access polling unit unless they declare support for APC.

?: Iba Housing Estate, Ojo, Lagos
#WatchSR #NigeriaElections2023 #SOSREX

Originally tweeted by Rinu Oduala ?? (@SavvyRinu) on 2023/02/25.

He attempted to buy votes for the APC in Benin City of all places, and SORRY became his new name!

#2023Elections
#NigeriaDecides2023
#NigeriaElections2023
#PeterObiForPresident2023

https://t.co/tuZINNihuP

Originally tweeted by Spotlight on #PeterObi #Obidatti023 (@Spotlight_Abby) on 2023/02/25.

1.29pm:

Residents of Ikate, Elegushi seen protesting after thugs disrupted the voting process.

#WatchSR #NigeriaElections2023 #SOSREX

Originally tweeted by Rinu Oduala ?? (@SavvyRinu) on 2023/02/25.

Pastor Paul Enenche doing the works of his father at the polling unit today ??

Situation Report| #VoteLabourParty|Kano|Abuja to Lagos|INEC|BVAS|Rivers state| Anambra State| |Voted |Falz Soldiers |Fellow Nigerians|Gen z| Ikorodu MC Oluomo| Chidinma| Igbos #NigeriaElections2023

Originally tweeted by Nigeria Election Updates (@BBTitans_Gists) on 2023/02/25.

Happening in Ajah right now…

#Falz #NigeriaElections2023 peter obi
https://t.co/kI7P7T0fbo

polling unit 012 at Okunmoyinbo Avenue, Ajah.

Originally tweeted by Freshdebutz.com (@Freshdebutz_com) on 2023/02/25.

2.09pm:

Voting process disrupted in Calfos drive, Surulere, Lagos.
#WatchSR #NigeriaElections2023 #SOSREX

Originally tweeted by Rinu Oduala ?? (@SavvyRinu) on 2023/02/25.

This is Aguda, Surulere.

Just look at that. Look at that.

Originally tweeted by Mo-Mo? (@Morris_Monye) on 2023/02/25.


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