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2027: Isaac Fayose lists states APC can’t win [VIDEO]

Social commentator, Isaac Fayose, has claimed that the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, stands no chance of winning in three of Nigeria’s 10 states with the highest number of registered voters without rigging. In a video shared on his official Facebook page on Tuesday, Fayose listed the states as Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Rivers, Oyo, […] 2027: Isaac Fayose lists states APC can’t win…

2027: Isaac Fayose lists states APC can’t win [VIDEO]

Political commentator Isaac Fayose has asserted that Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is unlikely to secure victory in three of the ten states with the highest voter registration figures without resorting to electoral fraud. In a video posted on his official Facebook page, Fayose named the states as Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Rivers, Oyo, Delta, Benue, Ogun, and Bauchi.

He criticized the party as a tyrannical entity, emphasizing its lack of grassroots support and reliance on federal influence. Fayose also questioned why the ruling party allegedly refused to permit the opposition to campaign in these states as the upcoming January elections draw nearer. "These are the states with the highest votes, Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Rivers, Oyo, Delta, Benue, Ogun and Bauchi States.

APC can’t win three out of them without rigging yet they say they are powerful," Fayose said. "You are powerful because of the police, the army, and the affluent, but you lack strength in the streets. You are all bullies. If you are confident, why not permit free and fair elections? Why are you obstructing campaigning? Allow free, fair, and credible elections, and we shall know who is the leader and who is a bully."

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