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What really happened in Abuja on February 21?

In this video, we take a detailed look at the controversial FCT Area Council election and the serious allegations that followed — reports of armed men carting away ballot boxes, claims of voter intimidation, and complaints that the IReV portal was inaccessible during collation.

Was this just election-day chaos… or something more coordinated?

With Nyesom Wike now serving as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, many observers say the February 21 election raised uncomfortable questions about political influence, security restrictions, and the integrity of the process in Nigeria’s capital.

We break down:

• The public statements made before the election
• The movement restrictions imposed ahead of voting
• Reports from polling units about missing materials
• The controversy surrounding IReV access
• Why some believe this could be a preview of 2027

Abuja elections have historically been less associated with the kind of violence often reported in other parts of the country. So why did February 21 feel different to many voters?

This video examines the timeline, the claims, and the implications — and asks whether this election signals a shift in how power is exercised in the FCT.

Was February 21 a one-off incident, or a warning sign for future national elections?

Watch to the end and share your thoughts in the comments.

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