A video has surfaced on social media showing an unidentified man revealing what he was allegedly given by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in exchange for his Permanent Voters Card (PVC).
In the video seen by Mataz Arising, the man, who sounded like someone from the northern part of the country, brought out from a souvenir some foodstuff and other materials allegedly given to him by the APC camp to vote for its presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
A voice in the background making the video could be heard asking if the young man would vote for the APC.
According to him, the party has already put Nigerians into so much suffering in the last eight years of its administration.
“See wetin APC give us o, dem just call me now say make I bring my voter’s card. Dem give me one shirt, one keyholder, oil, pepper, tomato paste sachet, one sugar, one salt, one Garri, one derica of beans and rice, pamphlet.
“They asked me for my voter’s card, wrote somethings down and gave me the packages,” the young man said when asked if he would still vote for the APC.
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