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1.42pm: Residents not allowed to access polling unit unless they declare support for APC. 📍: Iba Housing Estate, Ojo, Lagos #WatchSR #NigeriaElections2023 #SOSREX

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Kehinde King3 yıl önce

Structure of Criminality.. If Tinubu has done good thing, he won't have to force people to vote for him, that's the bitter truth

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NaijaMusings3 yıl önce

No Structure. No structure. No structure. What they mean is "Structures of Criminality"

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Lowkey3 yıl önce

This is Akinyele,AgudaSurulere, Lagos housing 081,082and 083

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ojere highstar 🌴3 yıl önce

Instead of Tinubu to win. Make trumpet just blow

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speech3 yıl önce

I will suggest boys begin to rally up. I think we need to also fight back. This can't continue that revolution is now.

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Lowkey3 yıl önce

At 46 branco st.mafoluku Oshodi isolo constituency 1,they carried ballot box and burnt the voting papers

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St Iv3 yıl önce

But what is the meaning of all this?? Why imposing a party on voters?? This is unacceptable

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Dade3 yıl önce

I passed this particular place this morning while going to my polling unit and soldiers full there, Wetin carry them comot for there again @HQNigerianArmy @PoliceNG please do something. This is Iba Housing Estate gate, Ojo, Lagos.

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Matthew A. Saviour (ShappXavy)3 yıl önce

I just saw this on WhatsApp. Still in Lagos! LP logo is missing on the voting sheets. Any confirmation? @inecnigeria ?

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Fouyoere3 yıl önce

But this thing is not hard na, just lie to them that you are voting apc, go in and vote your choice gaskia

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