During the presidential election on the 25th of February, a woman identified as Jennifer Efidi was attacked by thugs at her polling centre, but it did not discourage her from casting her vote after treatment. Despite she was injured with a swollen face and blood streaming down her cheek, she came back to vote after receiving treatment.
According to report, the woman casted her vote in the Surulere , Lagos state. The woman said "That she was so happy to vote on the day of the presidential election, but when she was attacked, she developed a high blood pressure". She said after receiving treatment, she came back and joined the queue until it got to her turn.
Source: Punch Newspaper
Mrs Jennifer Efidi said that the election was peaceful before they were attacked, and it became a scene of a horror movie. She also said that she's happy she's alive, and her husband is taking care of her. Kindly share your reactions via the comment section below.
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