APC Sets To Spend Between N10,000, N20,000 Per Polling Unit – Deji Adeyanju Cries Out APC plans to spend N10,000 to N20,000 per polling unit - Deji Adeyanju facebook sharing button twitter sharing button pinterest sharing button email sharing button sharethis sharing button Activist and political commentator, Deji Adeyanju , has revealed an alleged rigging plan of the All Progressive Congress, APC . It's gathered that Deji Adeyanju said in a tweet on Tuesday morning that the APC plans to rig the Osun State gubernatorial election by outspending other parties. He added that majority of Nigerians can’t reject money at the polling unit on election day. Read his tweet below : Comrade Deji Adeyanju @adeyanjudeji APC plans to share between N10k to N20k per PU in Osun. What is the plan to prevent this from happening? Majority of Poor Nigerians can’t say no to money at PUs on Election Day. Or PDP and others are just going to try to share money too? You can’t outspend the Govt in power. He also added : “To understand how to defeat an incumbent, we must ask ourselves how APC did it in 2015. Everybody came together to do it. They also prevented rigging of votes. Although the vote buying concept was not this bad; hunger was also not this prevalent in the country. - Global Report

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APC Sets To Spend Between N10,000, N20,000 Per Polling Unit – Deji Adeyanju Cries Out APC plans to spend N10,000 to N20,000 per polling unit - Deji Adeyanju facebook sharing button twitter sharing button pinterest sharing button email sharing button sharethis sharing button Activist and political commentator, Deji Adeyanju , has revealed an alleged rigging plan of the All Progressive Congress, APC . It's gathered that Deji Adeyanju said in a tweet on Tuesday morning that the APC plans to rig the Osun State gubernatorial election by outspending other parties. He added that majority of Nigerians can’t reject money at the polling unit on election day. Read his tweet below : Comrade Deji Adeyanju @adeyanjudeji APC plans to share between N10k to N20k per PU in Osun. What is the plan to prevent this from happening? Majority of Poor Nigerians can’t say no to money at PUs on Election Day. Or PDP and others are just going to try to share money too? You can’t outspend the Govt in power. He also added : “To understand how to defeat an incumbent, we must ask ourselves how APC did it in 2015. Everybody came together to do it. They also prevented rigging of votes. Although the vote buying concept was not this bad; hunger was also not this prevalent in the country.

 




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Activist and political commentator, Deji Adeyanju , has revealed an alleged rigging plan of the All Progressive Congress, APC .

Its gathered that Deji Adeyanju said in a tweet on Tuesday morning that the APC plans to rig the Osun State gubernatorial election by outspending other parties.

He added that majority of Nigerians can’t reject money at the polling unit on election day.


Read his tweet below :

Comrade Deji Adeyanju
@adeyanjudeji
APC plans to share between N10k to N20k per PU in Osun. What is the plan to prevent this from happening? Majority of Poor Nigerians can’t say no to money at PUs on Election Day. Or PDP and others are just going to try to share money too? You can’t outspend the Govt in power.

He also added :

“To understand how to defeat an incumbent, we must ask ourselves how APC did it in 2015. Everybody came together to do it. They also prevented rigging of votes. Although the vote buying concept was not this bad; hunger was also not this prevalent in the country.”





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