A video circulating on social media has drawn attention after a Yoruba woman was seen saying that only two sets of people can follow or believe in the All Progressives Congress, APC, describing them as a mischievous person or a liar, and a very sick person.
According to the caption displayed on the video, the woman said only two types of people could follow or believe in the APC, a mischievous person or a liar, and a very sick person.
The woman is not identified by name in the post. She is described as a Yoruba woman, but the available post does not provide further information about her identity, background or political affiliation.
The video has generated reactions online, with many commenters supporting the message displayed on the clip. Several users linked the discussion to the economic hardship facing Nigerians, including rising living costs and pressure on household finances.
The reactions reflect wider frustration expressed by some Nigerians over economic conditions in the country. Rising prices of essential goods and services, pressure on household incomes and the cost of meeting everyday needs have remained major issues in public and political discussions.
Some commenters used the video to criticise the APC and blame the party for economic difficulties, while the post itself does not establish whether the woman was speaking specifically about economic policies or the broader political situation.
The video comes amid continued political debate in Nigeria, where social media platforms have become major spaces for criticism of political parties, government policies and the country’s economic situation.
The APC, which has governed Nigeria at the federal level since 2015, remains a major focus of political debate as Nigerians discuss the direction of the country, economic hardship and the impact of rising costs on households.
The woman’s comments therefore form part of a wider online conversation in which political criticism is increasingly tied to Nigerians’ everyday economic experiences and concerns about the country’s future.
