Nasarawa women protests n3ked!!!

The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Governor Abdullahi Sule, was declared the winner of the gubernatorial election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Angry at the election results, the women took to the streets to protest, claiming they did not vote for Sule.

The women scoffed at INEC’s declaration of Sule as the election winner, despite disagreements over the results from Gayam and Ciroma electoral wards in the state capital.

Some of the women in the video wore black while protesting, while others stripped naked and bitterly expressed their displeasure.

Peter Obi decries over Nasarawa women protests

In response to the news, Peter Obi expressed his heartbreak on Twitter, saying that women who should be respected and honored have been degraded.

The former governor of Anambra state reiterated his commitment to having 40% of his administration comprised of women, adding that the country must ensure that the people’s mandate is not stolen from them.

“I just came across a sad, heartbreaking video in which Nasarawa women staged a topless protest to express their dissatisfaction with the election results,” he said.

“The purpose of elections is for citizens to participate in democratic governance by electing representatives.” A grave injustice occurs when citizens are denied the right to vote in a free, fair, and credible process, or when their mandate is stolen. Our women, who should be honored and respected, and whose rights should be protected, have been degraded, leaving them to seek justice in the only way they can trust: by praying to their creator.” I am still committed to 40% affirmative action for women in political appointments, and I will advocate for the same in the business world. As a nation, we must do better and ensure that the people’s mandate is not robbed.

Nasarawa women protests as seen in the image above

“I just came across a sad, heartbreaking video in which Nasarawa women staged a topless protest to express their dissatisfaction with the election results,” he said.

According to the Labour Party presidential candidate, it is a grave injustice when citizens are denied the right to vote in a free, fair, and credible manner.

He bemoaned the fact that women’s rights, which should have been protected, have now been eroded.

Obi was moved by the protest video and described it as “heartbreaking.” He emphasized that the purpose of elections is to allow citizens to participate in democratic governance through the representatives they choose. It is a grave injustice when citizens are denied the right to vote in a free, fair, and credible process, or when their mandate is stolen from them.

The former Anambra State governor also emphasized the importance of protecting women’s rights and ensuring that their voices are heard. He stated his intention to implement a 40% affirmative action policy for women in political appointments and encouraged the same in the business world.

According to the State Collation and Returning Officer, Prof Ishaya Tanko, the APC candidate received 347, 209 votes, defeating his closest opponent and PDP candidate, David Ombugadu, who received 283, 016 votes.

The Independent National Electoral Commission declared Abdullahi Sule of the All Progressives Congress, APC, the winner of the March 18 governorship election in Nasarawa State (INEC).