“APC’s Tactics Have Backfired”- Victorious Chisom Accuses Ruling Party Of Using Fear And Intimidation

• Presenter Victorious Chisom accused Nigeria’s ruling APC of using violence, tribalism, ethnic division, and intimidation to maintain control.
• He said the party had underestimated Nigerians’ growing political awareness and that its alleged tactics had backfired.

Presenter Victorious Chisom has criticised the All Progressives Congress (APC), accusing the ruling party of using violence, tribalism, ethnic division and intimidation in an attempt to control Nigerians.

In a statement, Chisom said the party had underestimated the growing political awareness among Nigerians, adding that its alleged tactics had backfired.

She said:

“APC thought they could use violence, tribalism, ethnic division, intimidation and fear to control Nigerians. They thought these tactics would work, but they have backfired!

Today, Nigerians are more politically conscious, more determined and more united in their demand for good governance.

APC is now looking for ways to convince Nigerians, but the people have made up their minds. We don’t want APC again!”

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In other news… Social commentator and writer Solomon Buchi has expressed emotional exhaustion over the series of tragic events and disturbing news making headlines across the world

The media personality recently took to social media to reveal that the constant reports of heartbreaking incidents have become overwhelming for him, prompting him to consider taking a break from social media and the news.

Reacting to the unfortunate developments happening in different parts of the world, Solomon Buchi admitted that he was finding it increasingly difficult to process the volume of tragic stories circulating online.

Describing the situation as overwhelming, he wrote, “It’s just too much to handle.”

His comment has drawn attention to the emotional toll that constant exposure to distressing news can have on individuals, particularly social media users who are regularly confronted with reports of deaths, violence and other heartbreaking incidents.

Solomon Buchi’s decision to consider a media break reflects his desire to step back from the negativity and give himself some emotional breathing space.