Military Arrive At The Oba Elegushi Area Of Lagos Where People Aren’t Allowed To Vote Except It’s For APC

During the ongoing presidential election in Nigeria, reports have emerged of military personnel arriving at the Oba Elegushi area of Lagos State, where voters are allegedly being prevented from casting their ballots unless they vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) party.

Eyewitnesses have reported that the military personnel, who arrived in several vehicles, have been patrolling the area and intimidating voters who are not supporting the APC. Reports suggest that voters who are not aligned with the APC are being prevented from entering polling stations or casting their ballots.

The incident has sparked outrage across the country, with many Nigerians taking to social media to condemn the actions of the military and call for an immediate investigation into the matter.

“Intimidation and voter suppression have no place in a democratic election. This is a clear violation of the rights of Nigerian citizens,” tweeted one concerned citizen.

The Nigerian Electoral Commission has yet to release a statement on the incident, but many are calling on them to take swift action to ensure that all voters are able to exercise their democratic rights freely and without interference.

The use of military personnel to influence the outcome of an election is a serious cause for concern, and it is essential that all stakeholders work together to ensure that the election is free and fair. The Nigerian people deserve a transparent and accountable electoral process, and any attempts to subvert that process must be met with the full force of the law.

As the presidential election continues to unfold, it is essential that the Nigerian government and all other stakeholders take steps to ensure that the election is conducted in a peaceful and democratic manner, and that the will of the Nigerian people is respected.

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