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A trending video shows a frustrated driver confronting a group of people wearing APC-branded clothing on a roadside, reflecting growing public anger over Nigeria’s economic situation.

In the footage, the driver slows down, rolls down his window, and begins shouting at the group—mostly women—mocking and criticizing their support for the ruling party. He gestures angrily as he vents, while bystanders and passing vehicles continue along the road.

Speaking in Yoruba, he was heard rebuking them, saying they would only be paid ₦1,000 for their campaigning. He was also seen addressing another woman he called “mummy,” telling her to go and sit down in her shop.

The incident comes amid ongoing economic pressure across the country. Rising fuel prices, inflation, and increased living costs have left many Nigerians struggling, with some blaming government policies for the hardship. As a result, public displays of political support are increasingly drawing strong reactions.

Online, the video has sparked mixed responses. Some viewers supported the driver, saying his reaction reflects how many people feel. Others criticized his behavior as harassment, arguing that individuals should be free to support any party without being targeted. Some also pointed out that the confrontation was directed at women, raising further concerns.

The moment highlights rising political tension, where everyday situations are becoming outlets for public frustration, and raises questions about how people express dissent in difficult times.

What do you think—was this justified frustration or did it go too far?

Glimpsetv:
A trending video shows a frustrated driver confronting a group of people wearing APC-branded clothing on a roadside, reflecting growing public anger over Nigeria’s economic situation.

In the footage, the driver slows down, rolls down his window, and begins shouting at the group—mostly women—mocking and criticizing their support for the ruling party. He gestures angrily as he vents, while bystanders and passing vehicles continue along the road.

Speaking in Yoruba, he was heard rebuking them, saying they would only be paid ₦1,000 for their campaigning. He was also seen addressing another woman he called “mummy,” telling her to go and sit down in her shop.

The incident comes amid ongoing economic pressure across the country. Rising fuel prices, inflation, and increased living costs have left many Nigerians struggling, with some blaming government policies for the hardship. As a result, public displays of political support are increasingly drawing strong reactions.

Online, the video has sparked mixed responses. Some viewers supported the driver, saying his reaction reflects how many people feel. Others criticized his behavior as harassment, arguing that individuals should be free to support any party without being targeted. Some also pointed out that the confrontation was directed at women, raising further concerns.

The moment highlights rising political tension, where everyday situations are becoming outlets for public frustration, and raises questions about how people express dissent in difficult times.

What do you think—was this justified frustration or did it go too far?
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yarimo:
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yarimo:
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E shock you say na YORUBA man dey tell zonBs the truth?

Una go understand soonest

yarimo:
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Glimpsetv:
Let the mod ban me for 1year, if nothing like that actually happened in the video.

😂😂😂

yarimo:
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yarimo:
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Mitsurugi:
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Glimpsetv:
😀 Are you for real?

What exactly is your aim of denying this? Ah!

lightwind:
Who are you by the way, and why are you behaving like an enemy to the Nigerian people.

yarimo:
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yarimo:
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yarimo:
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