Abuja’s Banex Plaza traders reject Tinubu and APC banner [VIDEO]

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Nigeria
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Abuja’s Banex Plaza traders reject Tinubu and APC banner [VIDEO]

Traders at Banex Plaza in Abuja reportedly rejected a banner featuring President Bola Tinubu and the logo of his party, the APC. A video circulating on social media on Wednesday shows the banner spread across the plaza’s courtyard as traders gather around it. The person filming says they would not allow Tinubu’s banner at Banex Plaza, while another voice says, “We don’t need Tinubu.”

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