Leaked Video exposes alleged method by Ondo APC on votes buying

A video where a woman was teaching other members of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) on how to buy votes in favour of the APC in the October 10 governorship election in Ondo State has flooded the social media on Thursday.

Starnews Nigeria gathered that the woman who’s name is Sade was reportedly teaching some members of the APC in Unit 27 ward 5, of Sijuade in Akure on the method to be adopted for votes buying.

In the video, the woman spoke in Yoruba Language and mentioned the names of some prominent leaders of the ruling APC who they hold in high esteem as their political leaders that could compensate them if they work so hard for the victory of the ruling APC in Ondo State ahead of Saturday’s election.

Watch the video here:

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One response to “Leaked Video exposes alleged method by Ondo APC on votes buying”

  1. I see this as a planned work and if it is not, it is general thing that all party does.
    They videoed themselves and they licked the video too, does that make sense? Why do they need to video themselves if theirs no hidden motive behind it?
    This is politics and that’s how it is played.

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