Go home if you’re not voting APC – Thug threatens voters in presence of Policeman in Lagos polling unit [video]


A man alleged to be a thug has been caught on camera threatening voters to vote the ruling APC or go home.

In the video, the yet-to-be-identified man is seen warning the voters, in full view of INEC officials and a policeman, to not vote other parties at the Fehintola Giwa Street Aguda, Surulere, Lagos state

He said that no one had asked them to come to the polling unit and as such had the opportunity to stay home but chose to vote nonetheless.

He promised to check the ballot papers of the electorate as they voted to ensure that they voted for the APC.


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