Amidst the chaos and violence surrounding the Nigerian presidential election, there are occasional glimmers of hope and resilience. One such example is a woman who was wounded by APC thugs but still managed to return to the polling station to cast her vote.
The incident reportedly occurred in a polling station in an undisclosed location, where the woman was attacked by a group of thugs reportedly affiliated with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Eyewitnesses say that the thugs used a bottle to inflict the injuries on the woman before fleeing the scene.
Amidst the chaos and violence surrounding the Nigerian presidential election, there are occasional glimmers of hope and resilience. One such example is a woman who was wounded by APC thugs but still managed to return to the polling station to cast her vote. The incident reportedly occurred in a polling station in an undisclosed location, where the woman was attacked by a group of thugs reportedly affiliated with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Eyewitnesses say that the thugs used a bottle to inflict the injuries on the woman before fleeing the scene. Despite her injuries, the woman was determined to have her voice heard and returned to the polling station later in the day to cast her vote. Her bravery in the face of such adversity has inspired many across the country.
The incident highlights the need for greater security measures to be put in place to protect voters from such attacks, and the importance of ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to exercise their right to vote without fear of violence or intimidation.
As the presidential election continues across the country, incidents like this serve as a reminder of the need for all parties involved to uphold the principles of democracy and ensure that every vote counts.