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2027: ‘Tinubu brought hunger’ – Rivers youths dare Wike, vow to vote out APC govt [Video]
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2027: ‘Tinubu brought hunger’ – Rivers youths dare Wike, vow to vote out APC govt [Video]

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A viral video captured some youths in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital taking to the street to sensitize residents against voting for the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the 2027 general elections.

In the 45 seconds video sighted by DAILY POST on X, the youths accused President Bola Tinubu of imposing abject poverty on Nigerians via alleged bad governance.

According to them, the current government has been unable to solve the lingering economic crisis and should be voted out in 2027.

“You get food for house? No, you get light for house? No. Hunger de. Tinubu brought hunger through bad government”, the youths chanted.

Meanwhile, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike had declared that there would be no opposition in Rivers State in 2027, stating that eligible voters were united in the plan to re-elect Tinubu.

The rainbow coalition formed by the former governor of the state has members from different political parties who came together to support Wike’s preferred candidates.

2027: ‘Tinubu brought hunger’ – Rivers youths dare Wike, vow to vote out APC govt [Video]

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