APC Leaders Deceive over 400 women with promise of Palliative Rice. Took Pictures Of Them In Abuja With ‘Say No To Protest’ Banners

Deception and disappointment: APC leaders' propaganda stunt backfires

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In a shocking turn of events, the all progressives congress (APC) leaders have been accused of deceiving over 400 women with a promise of palliative rice. the women were mobilized from various non-governmental organizations (ngos) in abuja to the eagle’s square, where they were promised 50kg bags of rice each.

Instead of receiving the promised rice, the women were given banners with the slogan “say no to protest” and were photographed with them. the apc leaders allegedly used the women to project their propaganda against the planned nationwide #endbadgovernanceinnigeria protest.

Women left stranded and disappointed

The women were left without the promised rice or transportation fare, leading to widespread disappointment and anger. many of the women took to social media to express their frustration, accusing the apc leaders of deception and manipulation.

APC leaders accused of propaganda

The incident has sparked outrage, with many accusing the apc leaders of using propaganda to thwart the planned protest. the women’s experience has been described as a “deception” and a “disappointment” by many.

Call for accountability

The incident has raised questions about the accountability of political leaders and their treatment of citizens. many are calling for the apc leaders to be held accountable for their actions and for the women to receive the support they were promised.

NGOs demand explanation

Non-governmental organizations (ngos) have demanded an explanation from the apc leaders for their actions. “this is a clear case of deception and manipulation,” said esther adelana, a member of the african youth union commission. “the apc leaders must be held accountable for their actions.”

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Women vow to continue protest

Despite the deception, the women have vowed to continue their protest against bad governance. “we will not be silenced or deceived,” said one of the women. “we will continue to demand for our rights and for good governance.”_

APC leaders’ reputation tarnished

The incident has tarnished the reputation of the apc leaders, with many questioning their integrity and trustworthiness. “this is a clear example of the apc leaders’ desperation to cling to power,” said a political analyst. “they will stop at nothing to deceive and manipulate citizens.”

Citizens demand change.

The incident has sparked a call for change, with many citizens demanding for accountability and transparency from their leaders. “we deserve better,” said a citizen. “we deserve leaders who are honest and trustworthy.”

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