Man Who Attempted To Buy Vote In Benin City Beaten By Youths (Video)

During the ongoing presidential election in Nigeria, a man was caught attempting to buy votes at a polling station and was subsequently beaten by a group of youths. The incident occurred in the town of Ibadan in the southwestern part of the country.

Eyewitnesses reported that the man was caught with a large sum of money and was offering to pay voters in exchange for their support. However, his plan was foiled when a group of young people noticed his suspicious behavior and apprehended him.

The group of youths then proceeded to beat the man, causing him to sustain injuries before he was eventually rescued by security personnel who were on hand to maintain law and order at the polling station.

The incident has once again highlighted the issue of vote-buying in Nigerian elections, which has been a persistent problem in the country’s democratic process. Many citizens have expressed their frustration with the practice, which they see as a threat to the integrity of the electoral system.

It is important for all Nigerians to exercise their right to vote freely and without interference, and for those who attempt to undermine the electoral process to be held accountable for their actions. While violence is never the answer, it is essential that citizens remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the authorities in order to maintain the integrity of the electoral process.