Chapter 10: The Secret Plan
Tinubu and his supporters were on high alert, their eyes fixed on the election day. They had a secret plan, one that would ensure their victory, no matter the cost.
In a hidden location, Tinubu met with his closest allies, including Wike, who had betrayed Peter. They discussed their strategy, their voices hushed and urgent.
"We must be careful," Tinubu said, his eyes glinting with determination. "Peter's supporters are numerous, and they will not give up easily."
"Do not worry, sir," Wike said, his voice dripping with malice. "I have taken care of Peter's chances. He will not win this election."
Tinubu smiled, a cold, calculating smile. "I have no doubt that you have done your job, Wike. But we must still be cautious. The election is not yet won."
As they continued to discuss their plan, a sense of unease settled over the city. Peter's supporters were on edge, sensing that something was off.
But they had no idea what was coming. Tinubu's secret plan was about to be unleashed, and it would change the course of the election forever.
*Chapter 11: The Rise of Seyi Tinubu*
Seyi Tinubu, the cunning and evil son of Bola Tinubu, had been secretly gathering a formidable force of thugs, gangs, and terrorists. He had inherited his father's ability to manipulate and deceive, and he was determined to use these skills to ensure the APC's victory.
As the leader of the APC's militant wing, Seyi had managed to recruit some rogue military officers who were willing to do his bidding. These bad men were scattered throughout the country, waiting for Seyi's signal to strike.
Meanwhile, Peter's supporters were unaware of the danger lurking in the shadows. They continued to campaign peacefully, believing that the power of the people would be enough to bring about change.
*Chapter 12: Betrayal and Bloodshed*
As election day drew near, Seyi's thugs and militants began to wreak havoc on Peter's supporters. They attacked rallies and campaign offices, leaving destruction and bloodshed in their wake.
In Lagos, a group of Seyi's thugs ambushed a group of Peter's supporters, killing several people and injuring many more. In Kano, a bomb exploded at a Peter campaign rally, killing dozens of people.
Despite the violence and intimidation, Peter's supporters refused to back down. They continued to campaign, even in the face of danger.
But amidst the chaos and bloodshed, a shocking betrayal occurred. One of Peter's closest allies, a man named Wike, was revealed to be secretly working with Seyi Tinubu. Wike had been feeding Seyi information about Peter's campaign, helping him to plan his attacks.
*Chapter 13: Heroes and Villains*
As the election drew to a close, the people of Nigeria waited anxiously for the results. Peter's supporters were hopeful, despite the violence and intimidation they had faced.
But Seyi Tinubu and his allies were not going to give up without a fight. They had one final trick up their sleeve, a plan to rig the election and ensure the APC's victory.
As the results began to come in, it became clear that Peter had won the election in a landslide. But Seyi Tinubu refused to accept defeat, claiming that the election had been rigged against him.
The people of Nigeria were outraged, and soon, protests erupted across the country. Seyi Tinubu and his allies were condemned as villains, while Peter and his supporters were hailed as heroes.
But as the celebrations died down, Peter knew that the real work was only just beginning. He had to unite the country, heal the wounds of the past, and bring justice to those who had been wronged.
It was a daunting task, but Peter was ready. He was a hero, and he would fight for the people of Nigeria, no matter the cost.