Thugs Allegedly Force Keke Riders in Lagos to buy Tinubu Campaign Stickers for vehicles [video]

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According to eye witness reports, thugs have allegedly been enforcing the purchase and use of the campaign stickers of APC presidential candidate Bola Ahmed Tinibu for commercial drivers.

In a viral video online, a keke rider can be seen refusing to pay for the sticker and have it stamped on his vehicle.

Other riders also aired their displeasure at the imposition by the enforcer who could be heard telling the drivers to take up the matter with the ‘chairman’.

Recall that a Twitter user @Phlowz had made the allegations as early as June but had no video evidence to support his claim.


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Thugs Allegedly Force Keke Riders in Lagos to buy Tinubu Campaign Stickers for vehicles [video]


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